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Samuel J Supalla

Associate Professor Emeritus

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Education

Disability & Psychoeducational Studies

Samuel J Supalla is currently serving as a College Of Education Associate Professor Emeritus at University of Arizona.

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University of Arizona

Associate Professor Emeritus

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communication linguistics special education language acquisition sign language education language development language american sign language hearing loss child language inclusive education accessible education deaf children deaf students semantics psycholinguistics disability language assessment second language acquisition language teaching language disorders speechlanguage pathology linguistic accessibility language pathology spoken language universal design specialized knowledge deaf people american dream language education bilingual education foreign language learning second language learning foreign language acquisition language learning

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Why American Sign Language Gloss Must Matter. American annals of the deaf (2017)

Samuel J. SupallaJody H. CrippsAndrew P. J. Byrne

communicationlanguage acquisitionsign languageamerican sign languagehearing losslinguistics

Meeting the Needs of Signers in the Field of Speech and Language Pathology. Communication Disorders Quarterly (2015)

Jody H. CrippsSheryl B. CooperSamuel J. SupallaPaul M. Evitts

speechlanguage pathologylanguage pathologycommunication

Some Pitfalls of the Focus on Deafness as Specialized Knowledge. The Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education (2013)

S. J. Supalla

accessible educationcommunicationinclusive educationspecialized knowledgespecial education

Assessing Children’s Proficiency in Natural Signed Languages. Oxford University Press eBooks (2012)

Jenny L. SingletonSamuel J. Supalla

child languagelanguage acquisitionlanguage developmentlinguisticslanguage assessment

Deaf People and the American Dream. The Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education (2012)

S. J. Supalla

accessible educationcommunicationeducationinclusive educationamerican dreamdisabilityafrican american studiesdeaf peoplehearing lossamerican sign languagespecial education

The Power of Spoken Language in Schools and Deaf Students Who Sign. (2012)

Jody H. CrippsSamuel J. Supalla

educationcommunicationdeaf studentssign languagelanguagespoken languagespecial education

Toward Universal Design in Reading Instruction. (2011)

Samuel J. SupallaJody H. Cripps

universal designeducation

Linguistic Accessibility and Deaf Children. (2008)

Samuel J. SupallaJody H. Cripps

deaf childrenlinguistic accessibilitylinguisticsspecial education

Modifications to the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test for Use With Signing Deaf Students. Journal of Second Language Acquisition and Teaching (2004)

Jody H. CrippsSamuel J. Supalla

second language acquisitiondeaf studentslanguage acquisitionsign languagelanguage teachinglanguage developmentlinguisticsspecial education

The Role of Manually Coded English in Language Development of Deaf Children. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2002)

Samuel J. SupallaCecile McKee

child languagecommunicationenglishdeaf childrenlanguage developmentlinguistics

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Samuel J Supalla

Associate Professor Emeritus

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Education

Disability & Psychoeducational Studies

Samuel J Supalla is currently serving as a College Of Education Associate Professor Emeritus at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Samuel J Supalla

University of Arizona

Associate Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Why American Sign Language Gloss Must Matter. American annals of the deaf (2017)

Samuel J. SupallaJody H. CrippsAndrew P. J. Byrne

communicationlanguage acquisitionsign languageamerican sign languagehearing losslinguistics

Meeting the Needs of Signers in the Field of Speech and Language Pathology. Communication Disorders Quarterly (2015)

Jody H. CrippsSheryl B. CooperSamuel J. SupallaPaul M. Evitts

speechlanguage pathologylanguage pathologycommunication

Some Pitfalls of the Focus on Deafness as Specialized Knowledge. The Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education (2013)

S. J. Supalla

accessible educationcommunicationinclusive educationspecialized knowledgespecial education

Assessing Children’s Proficiency in Natural Signed Languages. Oxford University Press eBooks (2012)

Jenny L. SingletonSamuel J. Supalla

child languagelanguage acquisitionlanguage developmentlinguisticslanguage assessment

Deaf People and the American Dream. The Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education (2012)

S. J. Supalla

accessible educationcommunicationeducationinclusive educationamerican dreamdisabilityafrican american studiesdeaf peoplehearing lossamerican sign languagespecial education

The Power of Spoken Language in Schools and Deaf Students Who Sign. (2012)

Jody H. CrippsSamuel J. Supalla

educationcommunicationdeaf studentssign languagelanguagespoken languagespecial education

Toward Universal Design in Reading Instruction. (2011)

Samuel J. SupallaJody H. Cripps

universal designeducation

Linguistic Accessibility and Deaf Children. (2008)

Samuel J. SupallaJody H. Cripps

deaf childrenlinguistic accessibilitylinguisticsspecial education

Modifications to the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test for Use With Signing Deaf Students. Journal of Second Language Acquisition and Teaching (2004)

Jody H. CrippsSamuel J. Supalla

second language acquisitiondeaf studentslanguage acquisitionsign languagelanguage teachinglanguage developmentlinguisticsspecial education

The Role of Manually Coded English in Language Development of Deaf Children. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2002)

Samuel J. SupallaCecile McKee

child languagecommunicationenglishdeaf childrenlanguage developmentlinguistics

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2
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