How does a deaf person learn to read just as well as one who can hear?
Read the comment section of my post on ‘How the brain learns to read' – Dehaene Stanislas.
Here is another account by another deaf person who is able to read. This should put paid to Dehaene’s theory which says the following:
Reading requires specializing the visual system for the shapes of the letters, and connecting them to speech sounds.
Teaching letter-sound correspondences is therefore essential.
I have repeated several time for you to think rather than accepting whatever is said by so called experts such as Sally Shaywitz, Dehaene Stanislas, Andy Johnson, Timothy Shanahan, David Boulton, Sharon Vaughn and many others.
