The UConn Magazine in Sept. 2016 published an article discussing research at UConn relating to The Case for Bilingual Deaf Children. The primary focus of the article is Marie Coppola’s current research looking at the development of numerical concepts. It also included some discussion of Laura Mauldin’s research on what parents of deaf children are told about cochlear implants (CIs) and sign language, and work by the Bibibi lab on spoken language development by signing Deaf children using CIs. Check it out!

http://magazine.uconn.edu/2016/09/the-case-for-bilingual-deaf-children/

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