Sign language 'can aid the development of disadvantaged children'
by James Gadsby-Peet 10th March 2010
The development of disadvantaged children, such as those living in poverty, can be aided through non-verbal sign language, research has shown.
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by James Gadsby-Peet 10th March 2010
The development of disadvantaged children, such as those living in poverty, can be aided through non-verbal sign language, research has shown.
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