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English-Only Textbooks Undermine Deaf Children’s Learning, Teacher Warns

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 24 Sept 2026, 1:35 pmroutine · 36/100
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Calls for inclusive education rang out on Wednesday as Sierra Leone joined the world in commemorating the International Day of Sign Languages. At the centre of the debate was a plea from a veteran teacher at the school for the deaf, who urged authorities to prioritise sign language in teacher training and ensure that learning materials are accessible to Deaf children.

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Truth Media SL · 24 Sept 2026, 11:36 am

English-Only Textbooks Undermine Deaf Children’s Learning, Teacher Warns

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