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Deaf Education (work in progress!)

1000 BC-1700    1700-1800    1800-1900    1900-2000    2000-now

 

384 - 322 BC: Aristotle: "Deaf people can not be educated..."

1500s: Geronimo Cardano: Deaf people are capable of using their minds (IT)

1520 - 1584: Pedro Ponce de León, the first teacher of the deaf (ES)

1579 - 1652: Manuel Ramírez de Carrión

1606 - 1656: John Bulwer (UK)

1620: Juan Pablo Bonet, the first book on the subject of manual alphabetic signs (ES)

1669 – 1724: Amman, Johann Konrad (NL)

1670 – 1750: Étienne de Fay: First deaf teacher of the deaf in France (FR)

1700 - 1800    To Top

1712 - 1789: Abbé Charles Michel de l'Epée (FR)

1715 - 1780: Jacob Rodrigues Pereira (FR)

1715 – 1806: Thomas Braidwood (UK)

1727 - 1790: Samuel Heinicke (DE)

1742 - 1822: Abbé Sicard, Teacher of the Deaf (FR)

1747 - 1799 : Pierre Desloges (FR)

1753 - 1829: Ottavio Assarotti (IT)

1755: First School for the Deaf in France, Abbé Charles Michel de l'Epée

1760: First School for the Deaf in the UK, Edinburgh

1772 - 1836: Roberto Francisco Prádez, first Deaf teacher of the Deaf in Spain

1772 - 1846: Jean Massieu, First Deaf Teacher of the Deaf in France

1775 - 1848: Jakub Falkowski (PL)

1776 - 1839: Pär Aron Borg (SE)

1778: First School for the Deaf in Germany, Leipzig (DE)

1779: First School for the Deaf in Austria, Vienna

1779 - 1823: Peter Atke Castberg (DK)

1785 - 1869: Laurent Clerc, Deaf Teacher of the Deaf

1786: First School for the Deaf in the Czech Republic, Prague

1790: First School for the Deaf in the Netherlands, Groningen

1792: First Public School for the Deaf in the UK, London

1796 - 1874: Andreas Christian Møller, Deaf Founder of the first school for the deaf in Norway

1800 - 1900    To Top

1767 - 1828: Jean-Baptiste Pouplin (BE)

1776 - 1839: Pär Aron Borg (SE)

1787 - 1851: Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet (USA)

1798-1879: Matthew Robert Burns, first Deaf headmaster (UK)

1800 - 1883: Tommaso Pendola (IT)

1803 - 1886:Ferdinand Berthier (FR)

1805: First School for the Deaf in Spain, Madrid (ES)

1806: First School for the Deaf in Russia, Pavlovsk, St. Petersburg

1807: First School for the Deaf in Denmark, Copenhagen

1809: First School for the Deaf in Sweden, Stockholm

1810 - 1891: Claudius Forrestier, Deaf Teacher (FR)

1814 - 1863: Pierre Pélissier (FR)

1814 - 1865: Václav Frost (CZ)

1816 - 1903: Jeanette (Johanna) Apollonia Berglind (SE)

1817: First School for the Deaf in Poland

1817: First school for the Deaf in the USA, Hartford

1819: First School for the Deaf in Belgium - Walloon

1820: First school for the deaf in Belgium - Flanders

1822 - 1882: Ernest Huet (FR, BR)

1825: First school for the Deaf in Norway, Trondheim

1826 - 1863: Carl Oscar Malm (FI)

1832 - 1899: Ernst Sokolovski (Estonia)

1834 – 1910: Fritz Hirn, Deaf Teacher of the Deaf (FI)

1847 - 1922: Alexander Graham Bell (USA)

1850: Donaldson's School for the Deaf, Scotland

1856: Publication of Iconography des Signes, by Pélissier

1858: First School for the Deaf in Finland, Porvoo

1866: First School for the Deaf in Vändra, Estonia

1867: First School for the Deaf in Iceland, Páll Pálsson

1880: the Milan Conference

1885: First School for the Deaf in Croatia, Zagreb

1898: First School for the Deaf in Bulgaria, Sofia

1900 - 2000    To Top

1861 - 1918: Francis Maginn (UK)

1963: First School for the Deaf in Albania

1978 - 2013: Centre for Deaf Studies, Bristol (UK)

1988: Deaf President Now (USA)

2000 - now   To Top

1978 - 2013: Centre for Deaf Studies, Bristol (UK)

2010: ICED, Apologies for Milan Conference

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