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Sign Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Who was important 382-322

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Aristotle

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2
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What did aristotle believe

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that deaf people couldn’t be educated- uneducateable

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3
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Where was Aristotle from?

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Greece

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4
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Who was around mid 1500s?

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Girolamo Cardano

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5
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What did Cardano believe?

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Deaf people can. learn the association of symbols

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6
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Where was Cardano from

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Italy

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7
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Who else was around mid 1500s?

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Pedro Ponce de Leon

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8
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What did Pedro Ponce de Leon do?

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Was the first to teach a. deaf person to speak

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9
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Where was. Pedro Ponce de Leon from?

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Spain

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10
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Who was prominent in 1760?

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D’Lepee

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11
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What did. D’Lepee do?

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Founded the first public deaf school

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12
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Where was D’Lepee from?

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Paris

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13
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Who did something in 1776?

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Samuel Heinickle

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14
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Where was Samuel Heinickle from?

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Germany

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15
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What was Samuel Heinickle known for?

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Father of pure oralism

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16
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Who was around 1814? And what did he do?

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Galludet
Traveled to England to learn at Braidwoods oral school and is rejected

17
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Who was Galludet?

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The founder of Galludet uni who brough deaf education to america and founded the first schools for the deaf in america

18
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What happened in 1817?

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Galludet comes back to America with Claud and founds the first school for the deaf in America

19
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What happened in 1864?

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Abe Lincoln-Columbia Institution was granted abibility to give college degrees

20
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What happened in 1880?

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Milan Conference

21
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What was determined at the Milan Conference

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Oralism was the only method that should be taught for deaf people

22
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Early 1900s

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Alexander Graham Bell Consulted about. Milan conference

23
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What were the results of Alexander G Bells consultation?

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Deaf people shouldn’t share a common language and shouldn’t be able to breed with each other.

24
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1900-1960

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Dark period for sign language and schools for the deaf

25
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Why was there a dark period?

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Becuase deaf teachers were fired. and schools closed people were punished for using asl “oral failures”

26
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What was the result of thee dark period?

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Oralism still has a strong hold on deaf education

27
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1960-1970

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Creation of MCE systems

28
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What are three MCE systems

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SEE 1 Seeing Essential English
SEE 2 Signing Exact English
LOVE Linguistics of Visual English

29
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1960s

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First ASL dictionary was published and ASL recognized as a language

30
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Who published the first ASL dictionary?

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Stokoe

31
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Where was the first ASL dictionary published?

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Gallaudet University

32
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1980
Where
Who

A

The sign language interpreting program was founded
UNM
Phyllis Wilcox

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