Deaf History Month Bulletin Board - Deaf History Posters | Sign Language ASL
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Introducing the Trailblazers of Deaf History Poster Set featuring 22 remarkable individuals who have significantly impacted Deaf education and culture. This collection celebrates the visionaries, educators, and advocates who have shaped Deaf history, from the pioneering work of Charles-Michel de l'Épée to the profound contributions of Laurent Clerc and Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet.
The poster set features captivating biographies and photos of extraordinary figures, offering a glimpse into their lives and contributions. Discover the inspiring journey of Alice Cogswell, who played a significant role in establishing Deaf education in the United States, and learn about Mason Fitch Cogswell's unwavering commitment to his daughter's education. This poster set is a tribute to the resilience, innovation, and progress that have defined the rich heritage of the Deaf community.
Featured Trailblazers
- Pedro Ponce de León
- Juan Pablo Bonet
- John Bulwer
- Charles-Michel de L'Épée
- Mason fitch Cogswell
- Alice Cogswell
- Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
- Laurent Clerc
- Ferdinand Berthier
- Laura Bridgman
- George Veditz
- William Hoy
- Anne Sullivan
- Helen Keller
- Miller Reese Hutchison
- Eugène Rubens-Alcais
- William Stokoe
- Robert Weitbrecht
- Andrew Foster
- Paul Taylor, III
- I. King Jordan
- Marie Jean Philip
What's Included:
22 Informational Posters
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