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0485302 DF2000 Language Development and Deafness Module Leader: Joan Fleming Module Lecturer: Christine Jolly Assignment: one "Having researched the influences upon deaf people's language development and communication modes, can it be stated that the language of deaf people mirrors the same developmental stages as that of hearing individuals." In this essay, we will look at language development and the many different stages of it. There are many theories of language development and language acquisition and we will look into these theories and contrast deaf children with hearing children in their language development. There are many different variables in deaf children's lives, which could effect their language development and how they progress. All these different processes could have an effect on how language develops. Speech and language are tools that we all use to communicate or share thoughts and ideas. Language is a code made up of a set of rules that include what words or signs mean, shared...

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