Oralism
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- Oralism – a Sign of the Times? - the Contest for Deaf Communication in Education Provision in Late Nineteenth-Century Scotland
- Beyond Ableism and Audism: Achieving Human Rights for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Citizens
- The Manitoba School for the Deaf at the Onset of the Oralist Age, 1889-1920
- 3 Language and Communication in the Education of Deaf Children
- Turn-Taking, Fingerspelling, and Contact in Signed Languages
- Implications of an Oral-Gestural Training Program in the Acquisition of Speechreading Skills
- The Challenges of Deaf Women in Society: an Investigative Report
- Silver-Swartz 1 Lexical Variation in Italian Sign Language1 Amira
- Representations of Sign Languages in Nonsigning
- Downloadable PDF of the Exhibit Script
- An Examination of Cued Speech As a Tool for Language, Literacy, and Bilingualism for Children Who Are Deaf Or Hard of Hearing Sarah Elizabeth Reynolds
- The Entire Early History of the Columbia
- The Making of Deaf Sociality and Aspiration in Urban India by Michele Ilana Friedner a Dissertation Subm
- Pedagogical Practice in Deaf Education: the Intertwining of Different Approaches in the Educational Context Claudia Regina Vieira1 Karina Soledad Maldonado Molina2
- Speech and Language Training for the Hearing-Impaired Using the Auditory-Verbal Approach
- 308 Deaf Culture.Pdf
- Nebraska's Oral Law of 1911 and the Deaf Community
- Programs, Cued Speech); and Educational Placement Alternaties (Self-Contained Classes, Partial Mainstreaming, Social Mainstreaming, and Full Mainstreaming)