A Linguistic Approach to Inclusivity of the Deaf in Web-Based Mainstream Higher Institu-tions of Learning in Uganda: A Case of Uganda Martyrs University
Abstract
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This study was designed to investigate how effectively higher institutions of learning embraced inclu-sivity of the deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) in a web-based education in a heterogeneous teaching-learning environment but, from a linguistic perspective. This study investigated how higher institutions of learning where almost 100% of the students’ population had social media as their nearest companion during and after school – give school a wide interpretation to include all teaching-learning centers. However, this study focused on linguistic competence of the learners who were DHH to cope-up with the as-signed academic tasks in higher institutions of learning for inclusivity in a web-based learning environment.
Key words. Hard-of-hearing, Higher Education Institutions, Inclusivity of the Deaf, Uganda
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