Art Of Instructing The Deaf And Dumb

Focusing on the education of individuals who are deaf and mute, this 1831 work by Mr. Gordon serves as a comprehensive guide to effective instructional techniques and the significance of sign language. It explores the historical context of deaf education and offers practical advice for creating supportive learning environments tailored to individual needs. Additionally, the author critiques existing institutions, highlighting their shortcomings and suggesting improvements to enhance the quality of life for this community. This book is a crucial resource for educators and caregivers alike.