Elizabeth Peet
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Elizabeth Peet
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Elizabeth Peet was an American educator of the deaf who taught at Gallaudet University for more than fifty years. Born to a deaf mother and a hearing father, Peet learned American Sign Language at an early age, and was a scholar in the history and etymology of ASL signs. She was described by U.S. Representative George P. Miller in 1950 as "a tiny lady who is considered the world's leading authority on sign language."
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American educator and lecturer specializing in American Sign Language
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2024-03-04T05:56:21Z
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