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From Silence to First Word. How Children with Hearing Impairments Are Taught in Belarus

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Can a child who can't hear think in words? What does silence mean to him - complete emptiness or specific sounds? And how do you explain to him what “tomorrow”, “love” or “deception” mean if these words can't be shown in one picture? Sign language teachers and speech pathologists work with such a child step by step to get such a child to speak and go to regular school.
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Can a child who can't hear think in words? What does silence mean to him - complete emptiness or specific sounds? And how do you explain to him what “tomorrow”, “love” or “deception” mean if these words can't be shown in one picture? Sign language teachers and speech pathologists work with such a child step by step to get such a child to speak and go to regular school.

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belta.by broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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