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She spoke about Jamaica; she supports the use of sign language (JSL)....

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Laurene Gallimore, a Professor/ Director of the Deaf Education Programme at Gallaudet University, Washington D.C. During her one-week visit to Jamaica.

She spoke about Jamaica; she supports the use of sign language (JSL).

William Marshall Gallimore, began his journey through life on November 27, He was born in Neptune, New Jersey, to the late Marshall and Anna Gallimore.

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Laurene Elizabeth Gallimore, American Education educator. Member TESOL-Teaching English to Deaf and 2d Language Students, Conference Association of Instrs.

of the Deaf, Association College Educators for Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Council on Education of the Deaf, National Association of the Deaf, Oregon Association of the Deaf, others.

Background

Gallimore, Laurene Elizabeth was born on May 16, 1952 in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States.

Laurene Gallimore & Susan Woodruff -- Cued speech: a professional point of view / Barbara Williams-Scott & Elizabeth Kipila -- The oral approach: a.

Daughter of Frank and Rose Lee Simms.

Education

Bachelor of Science, U. Nebraska, 1986; Master of Education, Western Maryland. College, Westminster, 1987.

Career

Home school/day school teacher, Dallas, Oregon, 1979-1984; self-contained classroom teacher, Helen Hyatt Elementary school and Prescott Elementary School, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1984-1986; supervising teacher elementary department, Indiana School for the Deaf, Indian