John G. Hill
Doctoral Student
Email: jhill35@lamar.edu
Hometown
- Lubbock, Texas
Current Employment
- ASL lecturer at Texas Tech University
Education
- M.A. in Sign Language Education, Gallaudet University
- B.A. in Deaf Studies & ASL Education, Utah Valley University
Research Interests
- Quality of educational interpreting in K-12
- Sign language benefits for implanted children and spoken language acquisition
- Sign language and cognitive benefits compared to spoken language only for deaf children on psychosocial outcomes
- Language acquisition benefits of ASL vs. Signed Systems
- Critical period and L1 language acquisition
Recent Peer-Reviewed Publications
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Recent Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications
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Recent Presentations
- 32nd Annual Ethnographic & Qualitative Research Conference Sample February 24-25, 2020: "The Impacts of Social Movement on Deaf Administrators in the past 7 years".
Dissertation Focus
- Deaf Perspectives on Educational Interpreting
