Children with Special Needs (CWSN)
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Regarding the 'Bilingual-Bicultural Approach' (Bi-Bi Approach) used for language acquisition and communication in deaf and hearing-impaired children—which promotes their bilingual and bicultural development by giving equal importance to 'Sign Language' as their primary natural language and the written/spoken language of the country or region as their secondary language—which of the following psychological statements is most authentic and scientifically valid regarding its actual psychological implications, cognitive development of students in inclusive classroom teaching, social integration, and the scientific management of conceptual communication?
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The Bilingual-Bicultural Approach (Bi-Bi Approach) is a highly scientific and psychologically accepted method for hearing-impaired children. It utilizes both sign language (their natural language) and oral/written language.
- Cognitive and Social Growth: This approach facilitates seamless cognitive development, self-esteem, and socio-cultural integration.
- Inclusive Education: It fully aligns with and reinforces the core objectives of modern inclusive education by respecting linguistic diversity.
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