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Kathryn Crowe
is speech-language pathologist and Auslan
interpreter who has researched multimodalism and multilingualism
in children with hearing loss and their families.
Sharynne
McLeod
is a professor of speech and language acquisition at
Charles Sturt University and is an Australian Research Council
Future Fellow investigating speech acquisition in children speaking
many languages.
Correspondence to:
Kathryn Crowe
Research Institute for Professional Practice,
Learning and Education (RIPPLE)
Charles Sturt University – Sydney
Suite 1.01 Quad 3
102 Bennelong Parkway, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW, 2128, Australia
phone: +61 (0)2 9752 9031
fax: +61 (0)2 6338 4417
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