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January 2018
Jan 2018
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Recognizing Deaf Writers as Second Language Learners: Transforming the Approach to Working with ASL Speakers in the Writing Center
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Victoria Ramirez Gentry
writing centers
disability studies
doi:10.37514/opw-j.2018.11.1.03
January 2011
Jan 2011
OA PDF
Able, Disabled, Enabled: Mainstreaming the Disability Course
↗
Lynn Z. Bloom
disability studies
doi:10.37514/opw-j.2011.5.1.02
Jan 2011
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Guest Editor's Introduction: Disability and the Shape of School
↗
Jay Dolmage
disability studies
editorial matter
doi:10.37514/opw-j.2011.5.1.01
Jan 2011
OA PDF
I Am My Language: Representing and Misrepresenting Deaf Writers
↗
Linda Rubel; Rose Marie. Toscano
disability studies
doi:10.37514/opw-j.2011.5.1.07