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oralism1 CONSTRUCTOralismBAYNTON · DEAF STUDIES

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Deaf studies

the educational approach that teaches deaf children through speech and lipreading and excludes sign language, studied historically.

In Deaf studies, oralism refers to the educational approach that teaches deaf children through speech and lipreading and excludes sign language, studied historically. This meaning comes from Baynton (1996) in Forbidden Signs.[1]

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  1. Baynton, D. C. (1996). Forbidden Signs. University Of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226039633

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