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tty
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tela type writer
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ttd
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tela communication device for the deaf
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the most popular video relay service is
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sorenson vrs
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ga and sk
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go ahead and stop keying
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what is one advantage to using the video relay service
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clarification in communication
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closed captioning became a law due to what?
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the american disabilities act -all tvs had to have closed captioning
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what are some disadvantages to closed captioning?
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-hard to read and watch at same time
- delay of captioning - text is wrong - not all channels have captioning - must be able to read quickly |
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some alerting devices
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vibrating alarm clocks,
flashing lights |
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one reason baby signing works so well
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muscles develop before verbal abilities
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the brightest deaf often became what
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teachers of the deaf.
- by 1860's approx. 40% of teachers of deaf were deaf - asl lang of instruction |
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the Milan conference found which method of teaching to be superior?
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oral method
- by early 1900's most state schools opted for voiced speech -deaf teachers lost their jobs |
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when did asl and other signing systems emerge into deaf language?
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early 1960's and early 70's
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studied heredity and eugenics
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alexander graham bell
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son of thomas hopkins
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edward miner gallaudet
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superintendent for columbia institute for deaf and dumb washington dc
-became gallaudet college |
edward gallaudet
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IDEA: year and what it does now
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individuals with disabilities education act, 1990
- refers to the entire package of laws that assures decent public education |
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public law 94-142
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1975 education for all handicaped children
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who concluded that we need a convenient way to visually represent any spoken language accurately in real time.
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orin cornett- cued speech was developed
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when the articulators look the same , the handshape and or hand placement is
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different
vice versa |
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you cue by
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sound/phonemes
not by spelling |
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cued speech
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a phonemically based hand supplement to speechreading
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cued speech is based on what?
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the sounds that orthographic letters represent; not the letters themselves
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cued speech shows
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duration, rhythm, and rhyming
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in 1872 who opened school in boston to train teachers of deaf children
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alexander graham bell
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feared a "deaf race"
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alex graham bell
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alexander graham bell proposed to:
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determine the causes that promote intermarriages among deaf and remove them!
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in 1972 lincoln charted this school as the national deaf ute college, which later became gallaudet
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the columbia institute for the deaf and dumb in wash dc
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superintendent of columbia inst. for deaf and dumb
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edward miner gallaudet
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