Sign Languages and the CEFR for Languages
Sign Languages and the CEFR for Languages
This document is also available in International Sign at: http://www.ecml.at/ECML-Programme/Programme2012-2015/ProSign/tabid/1752/Default.aspx Translated to: Czech, German, Estonian, Dutch and Slovenian.
http://www.ecml.at/Portals/1/mtp4/pro-sign/documents/Common-Reference-Level-Descriptors-EN.pdf
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- Trinity College Dublin Ireland
Digital Humanities, Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), teaching and learning sign languages, 490, International Integration, european centre for modern languages, sign language acquisition, Inclusive Society, sign languages, Identities in Transformation, 400
Digital Humanities, Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), teaching and learning sign languages, 490, International Integration, european centre for modern languages, sign language acquisition, Inclusive Society, sign languages, Identities in Transformation, 400
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