Children who have blindness:
A) learn language in the same sequence, as do hearing children.
B) learn language at a slower pace than do hearing children.
C) have difficulties with language learning that requires joint attention.
D) have increased language comprehension skills.

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Children who have blindness may have difficulty with language learning that requires joint attention, as they may not have the same opportunities to attend to and learn from others in the same way as hearing children. However, they can still learn language in the same sequence as hearing children, and may not necessarily learn at a slower pace or have increased comprehension skills.

Children Who Have Blindness