Excerpt from The Association Review, Vol. 8: Published by the American Association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf
Statistics: Of Russian Schools for the Deaf, 7; The Annals Statistics, 101; The Sign Language in American Schools, 162; The Teachers' Bureau, 199; Occupations of Girl Graduates of Bordeau Institution, 253 Progress of Speech Teaching in America, 270; Speech Teaching in the United States, 270; S h caching in Canada, 271; Schools for the Deaf in the United tates, 272; Canadian Schools, 276; Speech Teaching in American Schools for the Deaf, March 31, 1906, 278; General Summary of S eech Teaching in American Schools, 279; Means of Instruction in chool and Outside, 280; Schoole Usage, 280; Notes on Speech Teaching in American Schools, 281; Deaf School Attendance by States and Districts, 292; Speech Teaching, by A. L. E Crouter, Seventh Summer Meeting, 306, 307, Deafness, 313; Schools for the Deaf in the United States, 323; eachers of the Deaf in the United States, 323; Time of Foundation of Schools for the Deaf in the United States, by decades, 324; Institutions for the Deaf in Europe founded duri the 19th Century, 324; Methods in American Schools, 339; Special eport of the Deaf ased upon the Returns of the Twelfth Census, 351, 442; Number of Deaf and Dumb and Ratio to total Population, 360; Comparison of Deaf from Childhood in 1900 with Deaf and Dumb of Former Censuses 361, 449; Number of Deaf and Ratio to Total Population, b Period of Life when Deafness Occurred and Ability to Speak, 363; The Totally Deaf from Early Childhood b Period when Deafness Occurred and Present Age, Com pared with otal Population, 365; Age when Deafness Occurred, 368, 369; Geographi Distribution of the Deaf, 443; Degree of Deafness, 445; Ability to Speak, 449; Blind Deaf in Prussia, 381; Deaf Teachers in American Schools, 501.
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