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| | SignWriting in Nicaragua Directory |
 | | Yet, although Nicaraguan Sign Language is a newly evolving language, because of SignWriting, it may become a "written language" while it evolves. |
 | | A skilled SignWriting instructor, Darline Clark Gunsauls, traveled to Nicaragua to teach SignWriting literacy to Deaf children at Escuelita de Bluefields from June 15-July 17,1996. |
 | | Literature is continually being translated into Nicaraguan Sign Language, and written in SignWriting for the children to read, including Babar, Taily-Po, Little Engine that Could, Anansi the Spider, Trojan Horse, Odysseus and the Cyclops, Odysseus and Circe, If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, Moby Dick, and more. |
| www.signwriting.org /nicaragua/nicaragua.html (433 words) |
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