International reports of schools for the deaf made to the Volta Bureau, January 1901.

Date:
1902
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Credit: International reports of schools for the deaf made to the Volta Bureau, January 1901. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    Statement o f Schook two Hull- Rirls, bot)i <li>af, dumb and blind, which, with my daughter, MUa Bclrne Barrett, we will have ‘ of. These, with another little deaf, dumb and blind child, in the State, and one l>eing educated at the i ' lUHtitute, makes four such childnm for the Slate of Texas, receiving lustruclion at the present time. (Ill) “ Our classes average U>X pupils. Four of our teachers are deaf. There is no combination in - to luethods for the year 1891). Ninety-nine pupils, in ten classes, were tauglit exclusively by speech in 0 I 2 I.ocation. Name. NORTH AMERICA-Cmx’d. M K.VU'O. 1 .Mexico, Calle sur 4, No. 414 Escuela Nacional de Sordo Mudos. Notk.—Mexico. A reorganization of this school is in prospect, when the number of pupils will be im 1 llitbana, Cal. do Qallano No. 14 Escuolo de Sordo-Mudos yClegas Notk.—Cuba. Suspended for the present. SOUTH AMERICA. 1 2 .8 4 lliicnos .Ayres, Defensa 1179 | Insllluto Nacional de Sonlo Mudos (Disi-lpulas) ltu«‘nos A.vres, Cal* Santa Fe No. 2858 j lustituio Nacional de Ninas Sordo Mudos Iii (l)This Institution was originally opened by Jost; Facio in 1870, as a private se-hool, who com . until 1882, when a comniisslon of physicians was placed in cliarge by the government, and its name chi i. “ Institute de Sordomudos de la Capital.” In 18a5 the Abat Seraftn Balestra was appointed director, withdrew the same year Finally, on the 5th of January, 1892, the services were secureii of Prof. Louis l of Milan, who reorganized the school and oetablished the present Normal Training Department. As « t to Professor Molflno (who returned to Italy In 1894), Mr. Bartolom^ Ayro’o, a graduate of the Normal ment, was placed in charge, and given a year’s leave of absence to inspect Euroiiean schools. Meanwhile i director, Mr. Pablo Diaz Gomez, who foundctl the Keview El Sordoniudo Aigentlno,” conducted th All of the olHcei-s and teachers now employed are graduates of the Normal Department, and give ei ■ isfadtion. By decree of January 13th, 1900, the school inanageiiient was changed, its supervlslo directly under the Minister of Public Instruction and two sei>arate and distinct deiiartments organ I HK/AZII*. 1 1 Itlo lie .laiileru, 11. d. Larauguira 82.i Institute Nacional de Sordos-Mudos 1 I SBnthiK<),*Calle Esperanza 144 ' Instltuto do Sordo-Mudos y de Oiogas (l7 The “ Instltuto de Sordo-Mudos,” located in the Calle de Moranda, was established A] 1889. This year il900) it has 01 piipUs and live teachers. The expenses for the current year acci the “ Annuario del Ministerlo de Instruccion Publica ” amounted to 37,200 fiesoa. The course of study < The Government Inspector of Primary Instruction in Montevideo organized February Otl class for the instruction of the deaf, in connection with the schools for the hearing. Its opi-ratioii i
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