A window into early 20th‑century deaf education and speech instruction
The Association Review, Volume X, gathers notes, reviews, and reports from the American Association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf. It presents contemporary research, case studies, and organizational updates that shaped practice at the time.
This edition provides a historical snapshot of teaching methods, professional networks, and institutional efforts in the field. It includes summaries of lectures, committee work, and memorial pieces that illuminate the people and ideas driving the movement.
- Learn about the methods and debates in speech teaching and lip‑reading from that era.
- See how schools, associations, and volunteers organized resources for the Deaf community.
- Read evaluations of publications, reports, and presses relevant to deaf education.
- Encounter memorials and tributes that reflect the community’s values and priorities.
Ideal for readers of historical education, Deaf history, and the evolution of the oral‑method approach to instruction.