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Overview of teaching methods, settings, and historical figures #ASL2
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This teaching method uses signed words in English word order
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SEE
ASL
Bi-Bi
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Who was the 1st President of Gallaudet University
Edward Miner Gallaudet
Thomas Gallaudet Jr.
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
Ethan Michael Gallaudet
3
Which two men founded the first Deaf schools in America?
Alexander Graham Bell & Abraham Lincoln
Dr. Mason Cogsworth & Thomas Gallaudet Jr.
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet & Laurent Clerc
Edward Miner Gallaudet & Jean Massieu
4
In which type of school do students live on campus in dormitories?
Mainstream
Contained Classroom
Residential
Home School
5
Which 2 settings would be possible to make available to deaf students at Westlake?
Day School & Mainstream
Mainstream & Home School
Contained Classroom & Mainstream
Day School & Contained Classroom
6
In which year was Gallaudet University Established?
1886
1864
1880
1862
7
How is ASL and Deaf Culture primarily passed from generation to generation?
Deaf Community
Deaf ancestors/family members
Deaf Schools
Deaf Clubs
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Which of the following is NOT a deaf education teaching method?
Bi-Bi (Bilingual-Bicultural)
PSE (Pigeon Signed English)
Manual Method (ASL)
Lip reading
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What type of school has all Deaf students, has different classes, and students go home at night
Mainstream
Day School
Residential School
Contained Classroom
10
This man wanted the Deaf to speak so he supported oralism in schools and discouraged ASL.
Jean Massieu
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
Alexander Graham Bell
Laurent Clerc
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What resource would help a Deaf student most in a mainstreamed classroom?
Interpreter services
Printed instructions
Hearing aid
Helper to take notes
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What is a Contained Classroom?
Deaf student attending hearing classes with an interpreter.
Single classroom in a hearing school only for Deaf students.
Any classroom in a deaf school.
Class in a deaf school for students to learn how to speak.