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Niyati Keni Poetry in Four Dimensions In the UK, the first
records of deaf people using manual signs to communicate date
back to the sixteenth century. However, as signers were often
geographically scattered, it wasn’t until the nineteenth
century, when residential missions for the deaf brought them
together in significant numbers, that a national Sign Language
began to emerge. In 1880, an international conference of
teachers of deaf children met in Milan and voted to ban the
teaching of Sign throughout most of Europe as they believed it
to be detrimental to the acquisition of spoken and written
language in deaf children. The ‘oral’ method of teaching all
children, deaf and hearing, remained the standard for almost a
century until the late 1970s when it was finally acknowledged
that this method was failing large numbers of deaf children who
were leaving school with low levels of literacy. In the latter
half of the twentieth century extensive lingu