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[[Image:Alexander_Graham_Bell.jpg|right|thumb|Telephone pioneer]]

[[Image:Alexander_Graham_Bell.jpg|right|thumb|Telephone pioneer]]

As a boy, Bell was began reading and writing at a very early age, under the instruction of his deaf mother.  He also attempted new techniques for speaking to her:<ref>http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/telephone/peopleevents/mabell.html</ref>

As a boy, Bell was began reading and writing at a very early age, under the instruction of his deaf mother.  He also attempted new techniques for speaking to her:<ref>https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/telephone/peopleevents/mabell.html</ref>

:Unlike others, who spoke to Mrs. Bell through her ear tube, Aleck chose to communicate with her by speaking in low, sonorous tones very close to her forehead. Young Aleck surmised that his mother would be able to "hear" him through the vibrations his vocal intonations would make. This early insight would prove significant as Alexander Graham Bell went on to develop more elaborate theories regarding the characteristics of sound waves. It would also lend rationale to Bell's opinions as to how the deaf could be assimilated into a world of sound.

:Unlike others, who spoke to Mrs. Bell through her ear tube, Aleck chose to communicate with her by speaking in low, sonorous tones very close to her forehead. Young Aleck surmised that his mother would be able to "hear" him through the vibrations his vocal intonations would make. This early insight would prove significant as Alexander Graham Bell went on to develop more elaborate theories regarding the characteristics of sound waves. It would also lend rationale to Bell's opinions as to how the deaf could be assimilated into a world of sound.