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The Leisy-ers consulted with Kozaki Shinjiro. He was the principal of Tokyo School for the Deaf. Kozaki advised them to explore oralism in the United States. Helen O. Leisy-er took Felicia back to America. There Felicia enrolled in a school using oral methods. Helen also studied the method.
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