Manualism
Manualism is a philosophy of deaf education that maintains that the best way for deaf students to acquire language and knowledge is with the use of a language produced manually and received visually, in other words a sign language. This philosophy has been locked for centuries in an emotional debate that continues to this day with the alternate philosophy of oralism.
Related Topics:
Deaf education - Deaf - Language - Sign language
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