Spanish Deaf Education: 11 Bilingual Programs

What is happening with deaf bilingual education in Spain? And what should happen next in Spanish deaf education policy and research?

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Looking inside for good practice in Deaf bilingual education: a participatory SWOT analysis

What is happening with deaf bilingual education in Spain? Furthermore, what should happen next for policy and research in Spanish deaf education? In response, the authors interviewed 17 Deaf and hearing professionals at 11 bilingual programs in Spain.

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Best for: Professional, Researcher, Teacher
Topics: Alternative Teaching Methods, Deaf Education, Deaf Education Research & Data, Language Access, Research & Data, Teaching Deaf Students, Working with Deaf People
Countries: Spain

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