Education of the deaf has a long and rich history, with numerous approaches and methodologies developed over the centuries. Joseph Claybaugh Gordon's work provides an overview of the field, with a particular emphasis on the experiences and challenges of educators and deaf children themselves. The book includes a revised index of relevant resources and research, making it a valuable reference for practitioners and researchers alike.

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