Oralism

This viewpoint is now known as oralism, since it emphasizes the development of oral language skills in deaf individuals. ❋ STANLEY COREN (2002)

At an international conference of rehabilitation professionals -- much like this one -- the school of thought called oralism won the day. ❋ Unknown (1993)

The trouble started when an inquisitive student got lost somewhere between "oralism" and ❋ Unknown (2010)

After being oppressed in education and wider society for over a hundred years, and competing with other inferior systems such as oralism and Signed English (TC), NZSL is now finally recognised as a part of NZ's Culture. compiled with the assistance of Janine Mac Pherson ❋ Unknown (2009)

Her article goes on to explore the debate over oralism, which encourages deaf children to speak verbally and lip-read rather than sign. ❋ BA Haller (2008)

With this came the oppression of ASL and the development and spread of oralism. ❋ Unknown (2008)

This helps me to understand the campaign to defend and preserve Deaf culture against oralism and “hearing” enforcement. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I don't plan to step into the deaf politics minefield that is oralism versus sign language here, but I do want to note that not all deaf children are taught with sign language. ❋ Kay Olson (2006)

Still, following Susan's model, Melanie avoided oralism because it wasn't chic. ❋ Deaver, Jeffery (1995)

Mallin regarded smoking as an act of infantile oralism; his ashtray was empty. ❋ Piper, H. Beam (1962)

Whenever at these meetings the deaf touch upon educational topics, they take occasion to manifest their strong protest against pure oralism in the schools, and their unequivocal adherence to the sign-language and the combined system of education. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

By adopting the procedure of pure oralism, effectively applied under _real oral conditions_, uncontaminated, during the educational period from five to twenty years of age, by finger spelling or signs, the deaf will be far more fully restored to a normal position in the social and industrial world than they can ever be by the silent methods at present so largely used during their most impressionable years. ❋ John Dutton Wright (1909)

The second school used the oralism method, and we only stayed for a little bit because apparently the director of the school wasn´t to happy with our presence. ❋ Unknown (2010)

They do not see their deafness as something to be cured, but rather, they advocate treatment that respects their condition, such as the use of ASL as opposed to oralism and a respect for the Deaf community, giving Deaf children a chance to interact with other Deaf people and the like. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In Deaf schools where oralism was used, Deaf staff were employed as cleaners, cooks and gardeners, etc. ❋ Unknown (2009)

You [oralist] [bastard]! ❋ Kerb (2004)

[Orale], homes. [Pass the J], [ese]. ❋ Pedro (2004)

a)tablets to be taken [orally] b)cock inserted in [the mouth] (someone elses not your own) thats how people break their [necks]. ❋ Bunz (2003)

She is able to eat [Bojangles] now on [post-op] [day 3], I think we can oralize her pain meds. ❋ Ilooklikeasurgeon (2020)

In [sex ed], I gave an oral speech about oral sex. [Too bad] I couldn't give a [demonstration], then I would have gotten an A+. ❋ Wakalakalover45 (2005)

That guys such an oraler, his [pickups] [slow] as a [camry]. ❋ Real_diesel_enthusiast (2014)

Jonnies:Hay vato! Que [viva la] [rasa]! Iggy: [Orale]!!! Que viva!!! ❋ Houston (2004)

There's going to be tons of [free beer] at the [quincenera], want to go? [Orale]! ❋ Visionary Angel (2006)

1. Go with Tía [Perlita] and ask her for tortillas, pero ó[rale] 2. Órale, puto, you are not welcome here. 3. —Look at my eye, it's red and swelling —órale, man, that's crazy, you should go see a doctor. 4. —I'll kick your mexican ass —Orale, va, culero. 5. —Do you want me to record you eating that chile habanero? —Órale —Should I keep going if you start crying? —Órale, pues —I'll pay you 50 bucks —Ó[rales]! 6. Órale, wey, we can't be here all day. ❋ Sirako (2016)

[My girlfriend] gave me [head] [yesterday]. ❋ Brittney (2005)