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Communication Profiles in School-Age Children with Congenital Blindness: A Matched Comparison Study
Purpose: Previous research on communication development in school-age children with visual impairment identified structural language as an area of relative strength and pragmatic language as an area of relative weakness. However, these studies included children who had some visual experience and pre
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