Special Education · Deaf Education Approaches
In 'Bilingual-Bicultural' (Bi-Bi) education for deaf students, what is the primary relationship between Sign Language and the national spoken language?
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- 1Sign Language is used only for social breaks, while the spoken language is used for academics.
- 2Sign Language is the primary language of instruction, and the national language is taught as a second language in written form.✓
- 3Spoken language is used with signs following exact spoken word order (Simultaneous Communication).
- 4Only the spoken language is permitted to encourage normalization.
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Sign Language is the primary language of instruction, and the national language is taught as a second language in written form.
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