Notes and observations upon the education of the deaf, with a revised index to education of deaf children: / by Joseph Claybaugh Gordon.

  • Gordon, Joseph Claybaugh, 1842-1903.
Date:
1892
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    Principals and teachers, Majority of, favor intermarriage of the deaf, II, 21,551, 24. Primitive speech. Efforts to determine, II, 173. Private instruction at home. Fay, I, 69. Private schools, Classification of, Gallaudet, 13,130, 6. Significance of, Gallaudet, I, 13,131, 6; III, 208; controverted, Ball, 21,366, 3; 21,371, 4. Statistics of, 1,13,130,6; 73; B, 74; II, 124; 129. Proficiency in a language depends upon use, II, 21,464, 14. Proportion of adventitious, and congenital cases, I, 61. of deaf-mutes to general population, See Statistics. greater in Germany than in the U. S., Williams, II, 90. of oral graduates able to rely upon s]Deech and speech- reading, I, 13,316, 25. Propriety of separation of the sexes in early school-life, II, 21,785, 45. Proximity with hearing children desii'able, H, 21,528, 21. Psammeticus, Experiment of, II, 173. Puberty, Improvement of hearing at, II, (e), 78-84; 88. Public aid to schools, II, 21,730, 41; Table, I, 74. opinion, Pressure of, affects grovyth of oi-al teaching, II, 21,501, 19. Public and Private schools, List and statistics of, I, 72- 75; 11,128. Pupilage, Duration of, I, 13,172, 11. Pupils acquk-e a limited vocabulary under any system, I, 13,163, 9. Pupils in American Asylum having deaf relatives. Table, II, 90. Pupil-teacher system, II, 21,759, 43. Pure oralists are not just, Emery, II, 115. Pure oral method:— Gallaudet; cruelty of, I, 13,165, 9. interpreted variously at the Milan Convention, I, 13,298 23; 107.