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27 Cards in this Set
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4 milestones in the deaf communitiy during
60s |
TTY invented
national registry of interpreters founded ASL allowed in classrooms nat'l deaf theatre founded |
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describing arrangment of room
order |
1- identity room - begin from doorway
2- shape of room 3- identify furniture - starting w/ most noticable -indicate location of each furniture -do the same for each part of room using orderly sequence (l to r), (near to far..) |
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locating small objects
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1- identify room (start from doorway)
2- identify what part of room by indicating nearest peice of furniture noticable 3- narrow down location (classifiers, pointing, signs) - ending at specific location -exact location (usually by pointing) |
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showing plurality
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1. use #s specifying how many
2. quantifier signs indicating few/ some many 3. CLASSIFIERS a: plural classifiers (rep unspecified number of objects) b: classifiers showing location of object can be repeated |
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INFLECTIONS
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used to decribe how an action occured (by changing sign movement)
TYPES: 1. RECURRING INFLECTION: occurs frequently -- sign with repetition 2. CONTINUOUS INFLECTION occurs continuously w/o interruption circular movement (uninflected: occurs only once) |
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spatial agreement - talking about a 3rd person
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*use signing space
*verb inflections *and pronouns appropiately ***MUST SET UP THE REFERENT IN CERTAIN LOCATION THEN USE PRONOUNS / INFLECTIONS THAT AGREE WITH THAT LOCATION IF PRESENT:: -refer to actual locale -if moves change it to that one -if leave room refer to where last seen NOT PRESENT: - est particular location to refer to person -u and who ur talking to should refer to SAME locale *Agreement Verbs* -inflected to show what subject did to object *Pronouns with Plain Verbs* (ie verb movement can't change) POINT (to use personal pronoun) |
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Transitions between events
(when narrating life events) |
1. PAUSES:
- after event ends pause signing and slightly lower head -raise head signalling start of next event 2: WHEN CLAUSES -tells either: --the age when event occured --the event that preceeded it --the year event is told AFTER the when clause *during when clause tilt head, raise eyebrows *then during event, head and brows are neutral 3. TIME SIGNS -time sign indicating unspecified period of time elasped ... can use CS (soon after) .... MM (while later) .... OPEN MOUTH (long time later can also be used w specific time signs ie (5 yrs later) *spec time signs can be used alone - by raising eyebrows to indicate new event |
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houseparent responsibilities
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supervise outside class room
parenting responsibilties (homework) (doctor (bedtime role models give pride self esteem learn traditions cultural values |
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best / worst country for asl
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best- america
worst - 3rd world |
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#s 67 - 68
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*** NOT ANYTHING BELOW 66/ 77/88/99 ****
67,68,69,78,79,89 wrist twists one way 76,86,87,97,98 twist other way 66, 77, 88, 99, number is signed with the palm facing down and movement right or left all others == general counting |
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time #s
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1:00-9:00
number signed with waving movement often number is part of time sign 10:00 - 12:00 NO waving movement NUMBER - MINUTE COMBOS -sign hour # then slightly right, sign minute # *NO WAVING *NO TIME SIGN BEFORE NUMBERS *when 7:05, sign ZERO too |
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2 major events in 1800
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Italy banned sign language
--making speach and lipreading methods taught to deaf students nat'l association of dead (NAD) founded brought deaf together from around country to work for interests and fight discrimination **made sign language films **fought for many common causes for the deaf community |
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when / where / by who was first deaf school in america founded
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1817
Hartford, Connecticut Laurent Clerc % Thomas Gallaudet |
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how did laurent clerc get his sign name
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scar on his face - when fell from a chair (possibly causing his deafness)
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DCLs
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descriptive classifiers
show physical appearence.. shape / size use mouth to emphasize size attachments / designs *if symmetrical est base shape then use both hands at same time describing attachments *if asymmetrical est base use weak hand - hold reference point -dominant hand shows attachments |
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ICLs
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instrument classifiers
how object is handled / works movements show how object handled (pushed / pulled / lifted..) |
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sequence of describing
NOT FIXED |
1. name of object - what made of
2. color 3. DCL est basic shape / size 4. use basic shape as ref pt DCL describe distinctive attachments / designs 5. ICLs indicate how obj / attachments handled |
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sequence of describing
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1. what is is - what its made of
2. tell color 3. describe object **DESCRIPTIONS DEPEND!** *SEQUENCE OF DESCRIPTION 1. bottom -> top (columnar standing upright on floor ((tree)) 2. top -> bottom (bulky on floor (TV)) 3. ceiling down (columnar hanging from ceiling (fan)) DETERMINE PERSPECTIVE TO DESCRIBE IT FROM 1. from front (if has front and back (TV)) 2. neutral space (no def front or back) 3. from rear (if usually handed from rear) (video cam) 4. sitting position (describe attachments (armchair) 5. ON body (describe as if u were wearing it(glasses)) |
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waking deaf up
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tap on shoulder
light alarm w flashing light alarm w bed vibrator someone else shakes bed string pulley iron drops on floor triggered by alarm string tied to wrist - alarm off - hearing jumps - jerks writs |
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marking transitions
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slight pause
head nod (marks end) raised eyebrows + time sign (mark beginning) |
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continuity
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(bc all time must be accounted for in narrative)
1. DURATIVE TIME SIGNS how long activity continued (all day , all night, all morning) 2. CONTINUOUS INFLECTION repeating verb circular 3. BEGINNING END PAIRS (account for movement between places ... signs show beginning and end / or comnig and going (ie start - finish) |
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airport probs ffor deaf
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miss flight not informed of announcement
TTY not accessible TTY's locked up sometimes offered readings in brail |
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deaf spies
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2 deaf soldiers in civil war - one in union - one a confederate
each sent out to spy on eachother's army ran into eachother - then when neither spoke both realized were deaf releived and chatted all afternoon were found arrensted president Lincoln (abt to sign charter to found Gallaudet) said soldiers demonstrated brotherhood otherwise devastated by war |
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facial expressions for
VR |
EFFORT (raise brows)
EASE ATTENTION (frown) CARELESSLESS (OO) |
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AV
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adverbs formed by changing adjective movement
movement added means VERY 1. beginning of sign holds .. tensely 2. quick release |
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CS
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1st part : CONDITION
-raise eyebrose -may be preceeded with IF / suppose 2nd: CONSEQUENCE -eyebrows neutral |
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RH
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WH questions
*eyebrows RAISED instead of frown* *draw attention to additional info |
