History of Deaf Education

[@lauriegonzalez799]

Yes, Laurent Clerc was a deaf man. French man who came to America to help Gallaudet with the school. On the voyage back to America Clerc taught Gallaudet ASL.

[@burakardayldz]

Lovely, a great vid. Can not describe how functional it was. Congrats!!

[@yinkhapan7344]

Thanks for the this video.

[@gfkenya9926]

Laurent Clerc was a man (www3.gallaudet.edu/clerc-center/info-to-go/deaf-education/200-years-of-deaf-education.html) referenced as a "woman" at 2:02. Thanks for the video

[@meowmantha1141]

i just wanna say i managed to write a 1800 character count report in japanese because of this

[@whatgamert3113]

wow that was short and good

[@MEBSDeafSchool]

Your picture of "signed English" was actually of students learning cue speech.

[@Observersigns]

Thank you. This helps

[@bryn5035]

William Stokoe pronounced STOW-KEE not STOW-KO 3:13.