How did the views that oralists held about Deaf education differ from modern linguists? O Oralists believed that the Deaf community only included those who were Deaf themselves, while modern linguists
realize that the Deaf community encompasses the family members and others who interact with the Deaf community
as well.
o Oralists believed that if Deaf children were exposed to sign language, they would struggle learning spoken or written
language whereas modern linguists have found that learning sign language actually enhances the ability of both Deaf
and hearing children to learn spoken and written language.
O Oralists preferred to teach methods of speechreading while modern linguists assert that it is necessary to also teach
some form of sign.
O Oralists advocated for the establishment of a Deaf state in the Western United States, while modern linguists support
an integration of both Deaf and hearing communities in all states.

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Read stefon’s notes on the topic of chicago’s maxwell street market. his purpose is to inform readers about the market’s historical significance. maxwell street market • the market was a famous immigrant business district in chicago. • it was mostly open-air, but it also had stores and restaurants. • beginning in the 1940s, it was a mecca for blues musicians. • famous musicians such as muddy waters played there. • playing outdoors required amplifiers; this lead to the development of the “chicago blues” sound. • the market was shut down to make way for new development in the 1980s and 1990s. which of the following is the best example of a central idea for his essay? a. the maxwell street market was much too valuable to be shut down. b. for over a century, new immigrants to chicago made their home on maxwell street. c. successful stores and restaurants made the maxwell street market an essential part of chicago history. d. as the birthplace of the “chicago blues,” the maxwell street market plays a critical role in the city’s history.

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