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Leitura e compreensão do texto videossinalizado no ensino de Libras como língua adicional
Brazilian Sign Language (Libras), due to its visuospatial modality, requires learners to engage their visual and motor skills to understand and produce signs. This study aimed to analyze the behavior of readers who are non-deaf listeners learning Libras as an additional language when engaging with v
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