Fall 2025 DEAF 401 Week 6

Who is Etienne de Fay?

• The earliest known deaf teacher of hearing children
• The earliest known deaf teacher of deaf children
• The earliest known hearing teacher of deaf children
• The earliest known hearing teacher of hearing children

Where did Etienne de Fay teach his deaf students?

• Amiens, France
• Paris, France
• Brussels, Belgium
• Lille, France

An unique community of signing Deaf and hearing people was at:

• Philadelphia, PA
• Richmond, VA
• Atlanta, GA
• Martha's Vineyard, MA

Where was John Braidwood’s short-lived deaf school?

• Hartford, CT
• Belfast, Northern Ireland
• Cobbs, VA
• Edinburgh, Scotland

What is Abbé de l’Épée known for?

• Designing Notre Dame cathedral
• Establishing the first-ever free, public Deaf school
• Being a volunteer tutor of Deaf children for 50 years
• Establishing the first-ever free, private Deaf school

Where did Abbé de l’Épée found his school for deaf children?

• Hartford, Connecticut
• Edinburgh, Scotland
• Paris, France
• Leipzig, Germany

Who was Abbé de l’Épée’s successor as director of INJS in Paris?

• Appé Deschamps
• Abbé Storck
• Abbé Sicard
• Appé Apple

Where did Thomas Braidwood establish his deaf school?

• Glasgow, Scotland
• London, England
• Cardiff, Wales
• Edinburgh, Scotland

Thomas Braidwood's school is noteworthy for being:

• The first Deaf school specifically for STEM students
• The first Deaf school with an all-Deaf teaching faculty
• The first private Deaf school
• A strong advocate for bilingualism (BSL and written English)

When were Abbé de l’Épée's & Thomas Braidwood's schools established?

• Around 1760
• Around 1800
• Around 1770
• Around 1810