Facts Bearing on the School Training of Deaf Printing Apprentices

Facts Bearing on the School Training of Deaf Printing Apprentices

A newspaper article describing the training of Deaf students in printing.

The article gives an overview of the context of industrial training in printing at Deaf residential schools in the United States. It summarizes the similarities and differences between institutions in terms of training and equipment and makes suggestions for improvement.

Ohio School for the Deaf

January 23, 1932

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