CoDAS · 2016
Speech language therapy practice in a bilingual dialogical clinic: case report.
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Mariani Beatriz Zaki Porcelli, Guarinello Ana Cristina, Massi Giselle, Tonocchi Rita, Berberian Ana Paula
Аннотация
PURPOSE: this study aims to discuss the use of Brazilian sign language as the first language for a deaf individual going to a bilingual dialogic clinic from dialogic activities.
METHODS: This is a longitudinal study, including one deaf individual, called N, interacting with his family and speech therapists.
RESULTS: During the therapeutic process developed inside the bilingual dialogical clinic, N participated in interactive contexts and could constitute himself as author of his sign language texts. In addition, he started to act dialogically and use verbal and nonverbal signs.
CONCLUSION: Through interactive and dialogical situations developed inside the speech language therapy clinic, this deaf participant got control of his sign language, and started to get interest in and control of the Portuguese language, especially in the written form.
METHODS: This is a longitudinal study, including one deaf individual, called N, interacting with his family and speech therapists.
RESULTS: During the therapeutic process developed inside the bilingual dialogical clinic, N participated in interactive contexts and could constitute himself as author of his sign language texts. In addition, he started to act dialogically and use verbal and nonverbal signs.
CONCLUSION: Through interactive and dialogical situations developed inside the speech language therapy clinic, this deaf participant got control of his sign language, and started to get interest in and control of the Portuguese language, especially in the written form.