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I would expect the teacher to provide me with some information if I requested it. Otherwise, no I would not. In this case I am requesting it, I am interested in reading the articles. flip- I haven't disagreed with everything you post. I am asking questions about it, and the condraditions that...

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jillio- That doesn't seem too different from my perception.

No loml, they aren't my dogs...sorry :) I do have a standard poodle though.

Of course interest can be determined from the abstract that is what it is for! If the person decides that they wish to read more (i.e. they are interested) they get access to the full paper. There was no broad statement made from only the abstract. There is no problem with the way it has been...

Well then perhaps flip should say there seems to be a correlation. The way the statement has been presented implies causality. If there has been a study showing what was stated, if should be no problem to provide at the very least the author of the study. That is just common courtasy.

Someone asked a specific question. I gave them the information. There is nothing wrong with posting something and saying that you find it interesting. It was made very clear that rick48 didn't have access to the whole paper, that doesn't take away from interest. If the person is looking to...

I know that I personally would like to see the papers. You and the other two posters were referring to self-esteem, reduced unemployment rates, and the ecomonics surrounding ASL. The research posted (that I have seen) has been regarding ASL as the first language and it's success with English as...

Well...the olympics are in Vancouver in 2010. But that's the other side of the country. What's not special about Canada?? It's amazing!! (I admit I might have some biases here :))

I had grilled cajun asparagus with roasted tomato spaghetti. :) Sounds fancy but it really wasn't :giggle:

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Hirschfelder, A., Gräbel, S., & Olze, H. (2008). The impact of cochlear implantation on quality of life: The role of audiologic performance and variables. Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 138, 357-362. Just in case you don't have access to the paper :) Jillio, I don't think Rick...

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Yeah, I haven't got into it far enough yet to have an opinion on it though. From what I understand it's actually the authors memior.

At least they made him clean the hoover as well...poor poor henry.

I read Lovely Bones a little while ago. It is sad, but at the same time can be uplifting. You might want some Kleenex. I really liked it and am starting to read her next book. :)

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flip- could you please provide the link to the page that you found those quotes? I've been looking through the NCSA web page and haven't had any luck. Thanks

My mother is fluent is ASL. That in itself makes me interested.