Lady Cockroach is a short play for children published in 1929 in the city of Shiraz, Iran.
According to the cover, the author Mirza Jabbar Askarzadeh (often known as Jabbar Baghtcheban) was the head-teacher of a kindergarten in Shiraz. He later established the first Iranian kindergarten for the deaf, and was the inventor of Persian cued speech.
English language textbook for the first year of high school in Iran, 1966.
“Method of Teaching the Deaf” by Mirza Jabbar Asgarzadeh, known as Jabbar Baghcheban, was the first book for speech training for Iranian deaf students.
Baghcheban was born to Iranian parents in Yerevan, Armenia, in 1884. After World War I, he moved to Iran’s East Azerbaijan province and started work as a teacher.
Pages from a textbook for Iranian first grade students published in 1939.
(Source: Daastaane Hamshahri)
Pages from a Persian textbook for the second grade students published in 1960.
(Source: M. Ghaed)
Pages from a textbook for Iranian first grade students published in the last years of the world War II.
(Source: ISNA)
