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They cannot hear the music they perform to and are accustomed to use eight counts in order to follow a beat. The members of this group try to combine the American Sign Language, dance, and various music styles in order to promote and help develop the education of the sign language not only for people who have some problems with hearing but for other people as well. The Wild Zappers played in the film ‘If You Could Hear My Own Tune’ in 2011. This film dwells on difficulties…

for Deaf students it is more difficult to go to an all Deaf school just because the closest one could be 300 miles away. “Literacy, as a defined here, includes not only reading skills but also skills required to become a literate user of the American Sign Language (ASL)” (Chamberlain). This is how the Academia culture and Deaf culture are similar, students need to be literate in order to go to school, just like in ASL, but one difference could be, is that children who are learning ASL don’t have…

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…

propose that our school should add American Sign Language as another foreign language option to choose over Spanish. I believe that we should implement some ASL in the younger children's curriculum, as in an immersion school. The students would keep up their Spanish curriculum in addition to ASL. Once they get into 5th grade, we will allow them the option to continue learning Spanish, or to continue ASL as their only foreign language. The learning of American Sign Language is useful because it…

If you asked me ten years ago what sign language was I couldn’t tell you, now American Sign language captivates me. I am so intrigued by the language and the culture, I think it is incredibly beautiful and I’ve met people who have changed my life because of it. When I was in tenth grade I signed up for my first year of American Sign Language class. I had previously learned the alphabet and a few random words in elementary school, but other than that I really didn’t know what I was doing. I…

Through Good and Evil In Reading Lessons, Scott Carpenter states “Structuralism is a multifaceted group of theories with varied and disparate goals” (27), explaining it is a collection of many theories and patterns which are not actually focus on a single goal but can be studied from any point of view. Structuralism doesn’t study the original purpose of creator but focus in the structure of the text or movie. Carpenter illustrates that “just because an author meant to communicate something in…

interacting with young children and beginning singers like parents, parents, or adult should sign slow and clearly to young children with use short sentences and not too many sentence or the child would overload child’s memory during processing (Gallaudet Research Institute 2008). The main problem is most deaf children do not available fluent signers in their environment like public or home which parents not learn sign language but as a substitute signed videos and video games…

(American Sign Language [ASL]), awareness of cultural identity (Deaf), behavioral patterns and norms, cultural artifacts, marital patterns…

twenty-nine year exploration of Sign Language at Gallaudet University in 1955, the Deaf Community’s future as an acknowledged independent community became immeasurably brighter. Through almost three decades of research, observations, learning, and writing, English Professor William Stokoe Ph.D. brought validation to the Deaf Community through by publishing his findings, which not only earned him the title of “Father of American Sign Language” but also legitimized American Sign…

favorite would have to be their American Sign Language lesson. I got to the school early and had the opportunity observe their daily class activity. A teacher who had a hearing disability, and was fluent in American Sign Language was running the lesson. He had the students sitting in a circle on the carpet. They each got a fun sized package of M&M’s and a work sheet that had pictures of different types of Thanksgiving foods on it. He then taught them the signs for the different foods. Such as…