| 11. | Eventually, Alexander Graham Bell became a powerful advocate of visible speech and oralism in the United States.
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| 12. | Oralism is sometimes called the German method, and manualism the French method in reference to those times.
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| 13. | Up to the 1950s, the predominant method in deaf education was oralism acquiring oral language comprehension and production.
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| 14. | All signing was banned in the classroom because the sole objective of Oralism was to teach the students to speak and understand Icelandic.
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| 15. | Despite France's tradition of sign language, oralism was the dominant mode of communication among the deaf when she was growing up.
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| 16. | Since then, after a period of forced oralism, LSQ has become a strong language amongst Deaf communities within Quebec and across Canada.
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| 17. | Before 2003, deaf education in the country was focused on oralism ( speech and lipreading ) with few schools conducting classes in LSM.
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| 18. | "' Penang Sign Language "'was developed in Malaysia by deaf children, outside the classroom, when oralism was predominant.
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| 19. | Vocal language must be consciously taught to them in the same way that written language must be taught to hearing children . ( See oralism .)
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| 20. | Contemporary deaf education can favor one of three streams sign language, MCE, and oralism or a combination of two or all three.
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