What the Mother of a Deaf Child Ought to Know by John Dutton Wright
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VII. THE CULTIVATION OF CREATIVE IMAGINATION 32
VIII. FURTHER TESTS OF HEARING 34 IX. THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESIDUAL HEARING 38 X. DEVELOPING THE POWER OF LIP-READING 43 XI. FORMING CHARACTER 47 XII. CULTIVATING THE SOCIAL INSTINCT 50 XIII. SOMETHING ABOUT SCHOOLS AND METHODS 53 XIV. THE PRESERVATION OF SPEECH. WHEN DEAFNESS RESULTS FROM ACCIDENT OR ILLNESS AFTER INFANCY 58 XV. TEACHING LIP-READING 61 XVI. SCHOOL AGE 63 XVII. ORGANIZED EFFORTS BY PARENTS TO OBTAIN BETTER EDUCATIONAL CONDITIONS 65 XVIII. A PERSONAL MATTER FOR EACH PARENT 68 XIX. DAY SCHOOLS 72 XX. THE DEAF CHILD AT FIVE YEARS OF AGE 73 |
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