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    Deaf Schoolgirl Analysis

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    The photo descriptions (writing task) mock-writing Deaf girl For many people, the thought of living their lives in complete or partial silence is an unimaginable hell. But seems not that true! This photo shows a deaf schoolgirl, was sharing her experiences of coping with difficulties and hurdles. That was the most memorable lesson in my life. She can’t speak, but she can write on the blackboard to interpret her messages. "Now I remember nothing of sound. I cannot…

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    So being verbal is not easy for some deaf people and some just don't like to use verbal communication at all. Just because a person is deaf doesn’t mean they can’t completely understand you. People give off vibes with their facial expressions and hand movements even when they are not using American Sign Language. In fact we see hand gestures just about everyday. Sometimes you can tell what someone is thinking just by the look on their face. For example, we wave hello or goodbye to people. A…

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    Sign language is one of the many languages that have different controversies within it. Sign language is a system of communication using visual gestures and signs, as used by deaf people (Shkoukani, 2013). Many people believe that sign language should be treated like any other language that is used all around the world. One of the biggest controversies that sign language has, is whether it should be accepted as a foreign language. Some problems associated with this language is that many people…

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    Sop Survey

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    The Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) collects data which is able to help identify those in the United States who are considered to be experiencing hearing loss or complete deafness (Mitchell, 2005). Data from the SIPP survey approximates that there are 10,000,000 persons who are considered hard of hearing and approximately 1,000,000 are functionally deaf (Mitchell, 2005). According to Patricia Roberts (1998), she stated members of the population does not agree with calling…

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    Deaf Like Me Summary

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    The book “Deaf Like Me” by Thomas S. Spradley and James P. Spradley intrigued because it was about a hearing family that had a deaf daughter. I was also interested that the book was written in the perspective of the father. The statistic that vast majority of deaf children are born to hearing parents has always made me fascinated with what each hearing parent has done for their deaf child. I knew that this story would most likely have a happy ending considering the title “Deaf Like Me” I made…

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    what makes one different from the other is that deaf persons have more reasons (inability to literally ‘speak’ up and seek help) than those who speak. "Hard of hearing may be used to describe people who have lost their hearing gradually; whereas deafness may be further classified according to the degree of hearing impairment (mild, moderate, severe, and profound)" (Turner, O., Windfuhr, K., & Kapur, N., 2007). When determining a definition for suicide, the…

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    For my second Deaf event I chose to attend the Mata Expo USA with my daughter on November 8th 2014. Furthermore, this event was held at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center in Long Beach. I would like to share some information about this event and how I felt about attending this type of Deaf event as well as, some of the experiences that I had at the event. According to the Mata Expo website the Mata Expo is a multicultural event as well as, an international social-media…

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    does a deaf person do that?’ And it was just related to deafness and it didn 't feel like they were treating me as a person” (Harrington & Bove, 1991). “I have a sense of humor; why don 't you show that? I can be angry over something. Show that I can have a relationship with another person” (Harrington & Bove, 1991). Bove also states in her interview that she would work with the writers and try to encourage them not the think of her deafness because she felt it would only act as a barrier to…

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    Mr Holland's Opus Essay

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    Hailey Scott Dr. Park ASL 1 Oct. 31, 2016 Mr. Holland’s Opus Mr. Holland’s Opus is a film directed by Stephen Herek, released in 1995. The film is an American drama about a family named the Hollands. Glenn, the father and husband to Iris Holland, is a professional musician and composer who has been very successful in the past. Now that time has past throughout his life he would like to spend more time with his wife and settle down. Mr. Holland also would like to able tot compose his own…

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    Community Description and Problem Statement: Deaf and Hearing Impaired Within the deaf community and amongst those that are hearing impaired, there are numerous challenges that present itself for an adult with hearing impartment. The issue that requires intervention is that there is a lack of involvement for infants with positive screenings for hearing impairment. Currently, 50% of infants aged 6 months and under with confirmed hearing loss were enrolled for intervention services. Only 50% of…

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