1. In the 18th century, some people did not think deaf children should be educated.
2. L'Epee founded the first free school for deaf people in France in 1771.
3. Gallaudet traveled to England and France to study methods for teaching deaf children.
2. 1.to notice a) To explain something by
2.to recognise showing clearly
3.to found b) To make something suitable
for a new need or purpose
4.to demonstrate
c) To see or pay attention to
5.to allow
d) To accept or agree that
6.to convince
something is true or real
7.to adapt
e) To start or establish an
organisation
f) To let someone do
something
g) To make someone believe
something
3.
4. 1. When we were children my parents never
…….. us to watch TV more than an hour a
day.
2. The shop assistant …… how to use the
camera to all costumers who bougth it.
3. She never wanted to join us when we went
out. But once I ….. her that she is like
everyone of us and no one in the group
would treat her badly.
4. The author comic book …. the story of the
Chinggis Khaan so that children could
understand the history well.
5. 5. Some people who can’t hear and speak ….
their own association to protect their
rights.
6. It took a long time until finally people ….
the new government.
7. I was a bit worried but luckily no one in the
class …. my new hairstyle.
8. 1. Only people with hearing impairment use
the American sign language.
2. The modern ASL came form France.
3. In the 18th century people believed that
children with hearing impairment wre not
able to learn.
4. At the time any of the deaf children didn’t
receive education at all.
5. The school that l’Epee founded for deaf
people was not free.
9. 6. More schools wre established by other people who
continued the l’Epee’s work.
7. The teachers from the schools in France shared
their methods with others.
8. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet first travelled to France
to learn deaf education methods.
9. Clerc helped Gallaudet to develop the American
sign language for deaf children in America.
10.The school Gallaudet founded became popular and
attracted many students in a very short period of
time.
10.
11. 1. In the 18th century in France, some people
did not think children with hearing
impairments should go to school.
2. l’Epee founded the first free educational
institution for deaf people in France in
1771.
3. Gallaudet first travelled to England and
then he went to France and studied the
method used for teaching deaf children.
12. a) A finished action in the past
b) Actions which follow each other
in a story
c) A past situation or habit
13.
14.
15. 1850s – Amos Kendall donates land to
establish a school for the deaf and the blind
1864 – President Lincoln signs the bill to
authorise the school to grant college
degrees. The school’s new name: National
College for the Deaf and Dumb.
1865 – The blind students leave, and the
Institution becomes Columbia Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb, while the college
became National Deaf-Mute College.
16. 1887 – First women enter the college.
1889 – Gallaudet college Alumni Association
begins.
1893 – College becomes Gallaudet College, to
honor Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
1969 – Gallaudet college establishes the
Model Secondary School for the Deaf.
1970 – Kendall Demonstration Elementary
School opens.
1986 – Gallaudet college gets the status of
being a University.
17. l’Epee founded the first free
school for deaf people in France
in 1771.
Gallaudet first travelled to
England. Then he went to
France and studied the teaching
method.
