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1) This paper follows the convention of using the lower case word deaf to refer to the audiological condition of having a hearing loss.
It is clear that Paulmier wanted professionals involved with educating the deaf to settle on one effective method that would most help deaf children acquire knowledge.
Melanie Norton's article discusses some of the methods used in teaching students at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf to use the library effectively and suggests ways that librarians in mainstreamed institutions of higher education can apply these techniques.
 
 
 
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