This article addresses the need for improved educational programs for deaf adults. An historical perspective of the philosophy and methodology for educating the deaf provides a background for understanding the current problems for hearing impaired and deaf adults. The article includes information and recommendations for adult educators who want to improve educational instruction, methodology, and programming for deaf adult learners.
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