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Researcher

Beatrijs Wille

24 Results

2022

Big things often have small beginnings : a review on the development, use and value of small and big corpora for Flemish Sign Language linguistic research

Beatrijs WilleInez BeukeleersMieke Van HerrewegheMyriam Vermeerbergen

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY

2021

Bookchapter in Dates with gender and diversity : huldeboek voor Marysa Demoor

Assessing the visual communication and Flemish Sign language development in deaf two-year-olds

Dove en slechthorende mensen hebben hun eigen communicatiebehoeften : hoe speel je daar als museum op in?

Article in a magazine

Towards a functional label set for the online dictionary of Flemish Sign Language

Caro BrosensHannes De DurpelInez BeukeleersBeatrijs Wille

2020

The Flemish Sign Language diagnostic instrument for children up to two years old : adaptation of the ASL VCSL-checklist

Beatrijs WilleThomas AllenKristiane Van LierdeMieke Van Herreweghe

A1 Journal Article in AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE DEAF

Using the adapted Flemish sign language visual communication and sign language checklist

Beatrijs WilleTom AllenKristiane Van LierdeMieke Van Herreweghe

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF DEAF STUDIES AND DEAF EDUCATION

2019

Parental strategies used in communication with their deaf infants

Beatrijs WilleKristiane Van LierdeMieke Van Herreweghe

A1 Journal Article in CHILD LANGUAGE TEACHING & THERAPY

2018

A comparative study of the visual communication and Sign Language Checklist (VCSL-checklist) in American Sign Language (ASL) and the adapted version in Flemish Sign Language (VGT)

Flemish sign language development : a case study on deaf mother - deaf child interactions

Beatrijs WilleKimberley MouvetMyriam VermeerbergenMieke Van Herreweghe

A1 Journal Article in FUNCTIONS OF LANGUAGE

Take signing to the child : on the parental use of visual communication strategies, and deaf children’s visual communication and early Flemish sign language

Beatrijs WilleMieke Van HerrewegheKristiane Van Lierde

The bimodal bilingual lexical development of young deaf children in Flanders

Kimberley MouvetBeatrijs Wille

The visual communication and sign language checklist (0-2 years)

Beatrijs WilleKristiane Van LierdeMieke Van Herreweghe

The visual communication and sign language checklist (0-2 years) from American Sign Language (ASL) to Flemish Sign Language (VGT)

Beatrijs WilleKristiane Van LierdeMieke Van Herreweghe

2017

Can I have your attention, please? : visual communication strategies of deaf and hearing parents in Flanders

Beatrijs WilleKristiane Van LierdeMieke Van Herreweghe

Can I have your attention, please? Visual communication strategies of deaf and hearing parents in Flanders.

Beatrijs WilleKristiane Van LierdeMieke Van Herreweghe

Sign Language Research Lab

Kimberley MouvetHilde NyffelsDragana Raicevic BajicBeatrijs Wille

The visual communication and sign language checklist (VCSL-checklist) : adaptation from American Sign Language (ASL) to Flemish Sign Language (VGT).

Visuele communicatie in ouder-kindinteracties : een longitudinaal en vergelijkend onderzoek naar de visuele communicatiestrategieën van ouders

A2 Journal Article in HANDELINGEN : KONINKLIJKE ZUIDNEDERLANDSE MAATSCHAPPIJ VOOR TAAL-EN LETTERKUNDE EN GESCHIEDENIS

2016

Een taaltest voor Vlaamse gebarentaal

Beatrijs WilleMieke Van HerrewegheKristiane Van Lierde

Leidt intensieve prosodietherapie tot een verbeterde spraakverstaanbaarheid bij personen met een hypokinetische dysartrie door de ziekte van Parkinson?

Kim De KeyserBeatrijs WilleTatjana De MeyerAstrid VandriesscheTomas DekensMiet De LetterGwen Van NuffelenHeidi Martens

A2 Journal Article in LOGOPEDIE (HERENTALS)

The visual communicative environment created by three mother-child dyads and the mother's use of Visual-tactile Communication Strategies (VCS)

Beatrijs WilleKimberley MouvetKristiane Van LierdeMieke Van Herreweghe

2015

The visual communicative environment created by three mother-child dyads and the mother’s use of VCS

Beatrijs WilleKimberley MouvetMieke Van Herreweghe

The visual communicative environment created by three mother-child dyads and the mother’s use of VCS

Beatrijs WilleKimberley MouvetMieke Van Herreweghe