The Freedom to Choose: A Spotlight on Speech
Clarke School for the Deaf
EducationChildren'sIndustrial and advertising
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Produced by the Clarke School for the Deaf
Attempts to answer some of the questions most frequently asked by parents of deaf children, including how to choose the most appropriate education, the advantages of the oral approach, and the kinds of professions most suited to deaf people. Looks at the Clarke School for the Deaf in Massachusetts, which specializes in the development of communication through reading, writing, speech, and lip reading, and visits Ronnie, Michael, and Nelson Gallagher, Clarke School graduates, who are happily pursuing careers of their choice . Captioned for the hearing-impaired
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- Clarke School for the Deaf
- Language
- English
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