Communicating with Deaf - Blind People

Produced by Amer Foundation For The Blind; 15 W Sixteenth St; New York; NY; 10011PC: AFB Year published 1964 Grade Level: PRO Distributed on media: 1 film reel (18 min.), optical sound, 16 mm. Color?Color Length: 18 MIN Library of Congress Registration FIA65-1224 Description: Demonstrates through actual conversation with six deaf-blind people the five most commonly used methods of communicating with deaf-blind individuals in the United States--printing in the palm, the alphabet glove, the one-hand manual alphabet, the tellatough and the vibration method.

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