US EditionEarly years sign language access for deaf children ‘likely cost-effective’, study finds
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Early years sign language access for deaf children ‘likely cost-effective’, study finds
A new study shared at the British Deaf Association's (BDA) annual conference in Leeds has concluded that investing in British Sign Language (BSL) for deaf children is "likely cost-effective", returning £4 to the economy for every £1 spent.
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