Compared with deaf children exposed to sign language from birth, those who first learn sign language as teens are less likely to

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Deaf children who learn sign language as teens may have difficulty developing a full understanding of the grammatical rules of sign language, as they have already established language patterns and may struggle to acquire new ones. Research has shown that exposure to sign language from birth is critical for fully developing language skills in deaf individuals.

Compared with Deaf Children Exposed to Sign Language from Birth