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I am looking forward to having an opportunity to gain practical and interactive experience with ASL, Deaf Culture, and being able to implement what I have learned in class. I want to take advantage of instances where I can strengthen my ASL skills, increase my overall confidence, and take advantage of feedback from individuals outside our regular classroom setting. I feel this placement will also help me become more aware of areas where I need to improve in regards to my ASL, and interactions with individuals in the community.
Also, I am excited to be in an environment where I can actively measure my personal development with the assistance of staff who are experienced in Deaf Culture, bicultural interaction, and ASL. I also want to build

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