Qualitative research examines bilingual-bicultural education's role in shaping cultural identity among deaf students, highlighting implications for identity formation.
This research paper examines the role of the bilingual-bicultural (Bi-Bi) approach in shaping the cultural identity of deaf students. The study highlights how the integration of sign language and spoken/written language promotes not only linguistic competence but also cultural awareness and self-identity. The research adopts a qualitative and descriptive methodology using secondary sources. Findings indicate that bilingual-bicultural education supports positive identity formation, social inclusion, and psychological well-being among deaf learners. However, challenges such as lack of trained teachers and societal misconceptions remain barriers to effective implementation.
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