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Speechreading ability is related to phonological awareness and single-word reading in both deaf and hearing children
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Computerized speechreading training for deaf children: A randomised controlled trial
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RCT of speechreading training in deaf children (Pimperton et al., 2019) ...
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Concurrent and longitudinal predictors of reading for deaf and hearing children in primary school
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In: Concurrent and longitudinal predictors of reading for deaf and hearing children in primary school (2017)
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Literacy outcomes for primary school children who are deaf and hard of hearing: A cohort comparison study
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In: Literacy outcomes for primary school children who are deaf and hard of hearing: A cohort comparison study (2017)
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Purpose: This study compared the language and literacy of two cohorts of children with severe-profound hearing loss, recruited 10 years apart, to determine whether outcomes had improved in line with the introduction of newborn hearing screening and access to improved hearing aid technology. Method: Forty-two deaf children, aged 5 -7 years with a mean unaided loss of 102 DB, were assessed on language, reading and phonological skills. Their performance was compared to that of a similar group of 32 deaf children assessed 10 years earlier, and also a group of 40 hearing children of similar single word reading ability. Results: English vocabulary was significantly higher in the new cohort, although it was still below chronological age. Phonological awareness and reading ability had not significantly changed over time. In both cohorts English vocabulary predicted reading but phonological awareness was only a significant predictor for the new cohort. Conclusions: The current results show that vocabulary knowledge of children with severe-profound hearing loss has improved over time but there has not been a commensurate improvement in phonological skills or reading. They suggest that children with severe-profound hearing loss will require continued support to develop robust phonological coding skills to underpin reading.
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URL: https://radar.brookes.ac.uk/radar/items/c81acdbe-3904-49cb-bdda-808b93741019/1/ https://radar.brookes.ac.uk/radar/file/c81acdbe-3904-49cb-bdda-808b93741019/1/harris2016literacy.2.pdf
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Predictors of reading development in deaf children: a 3-year longitudinal study
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Longitudinal Patterns of Emerging Literacy in Beginning Deaf and Hearing Readers
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Longitudinal Patterns of Emerging Literacy in Beginning Deaf and Hearing Readers
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Concurrent Correlates and Predictors of Reading and Spelling Achievement in Deaf and Hearing School Children
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Concurrent Correlates and Predictors of Reading and Spelling Achievement in Deaf and Hearing School Children
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