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    realize their child could have any complications. When the doctor comes back and tells the mother and father their child is deaf‚ they have a lot to think about: Should we get an implant for them? Or should we just live on with it and have the child sign? Most of the time‚ the parents choose living with it and having their child sign. Not only do parents teach their deaf children to sign‚ but also children that have full hearing capabilities too. Teaching children sign language has gotten very

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    Deaf education is a relatively new educational resource when you look back on history. The first American School for deaf education was founded in 1817‚ a mere 200 years ago. Even Greek philosophers‚ such as Aristotle claimed that “"Deaf people could not be educated without hearing‚ people could not learn." (“ASL Timeline”) He even proclaimed that the deaf were “deaf and dumb‚” because he felt that deaf people were incapable of being taught‚ lacked the ability to to learn‚ and that procured a lack

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    The film Through Deaf Eyes demonstrated a great understanding of the death community. I found this short film extremely educational as well as informative of the Deaf culture and its people. This film opened my eyes and broaden my education in the Deaf culture. Growing up I never came into the situation of interacting with someone who was Deaf‚ before my ASL class I had absolutely no idea that there was such a rich and interesting history in the Deaf community. I found this movie to be extremely

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    change it forever? My Baseball Showcase was one of those moments. A baseball showcase is an event that allows students-athletes just like myself‚ to show off baseball skills in front of college and professional recruiting scouts. It was one the most stressful and life learning days of my life. Never will I forget that moment. The emotional and physical drive that day gave me is a constant reminder to never give up and to always keep pushing no matter what. I believe my baseball showcase was the most

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    possible for an individual to be Deaf and still be successful. It is also possible for an individual who is Deaf to have the ability of speech. It is possible for a Deaf individual to be treated equally in this world. Often times‚ the world categorizes a deaf person as someone who will never amount to the same abilities as a normal hearing person. In reality‚ a Deaf person could amount up to and even surpass some hearing person abilities. In the BBC documentary‚ Deaf Teens: Hearing World‚ we witness

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    CATCHERS OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL The catcher‚ the most physically demanding position on the baseball diamond‚ and the most knowledgeable player on the field have gone through changes. Through the long history of the American past-time of baseball‚ the catcher has seen their equipment up-date to meet the challenging force of a pitcher and the battle against a hardball gaining velocity off the wooden bat while only a couple feet off the plate. The catcher has developed as a weak-offensive threat

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    Sign Language is a very complex method of language that is used by the deaf community to replace spoken words. It is an extraordinary language when considering all that encompasses this replacement of words‚ such as gestures‚ vision‚ body language‚ tone‚ rhythm syntax‚ facial expressions‚ industrialization‚ and culture (Sign Language). The hand‚ body and facial gestures can represent objects‚ emotions‚ actions‚ numbers‚ letters‚ and can even ask questions. This visual mode of communication is

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    Major League Baseball and Nippon Professional Baseball Baseball is an international sport played by young and old‚ amateurs and professionals. After Team USA failed to win the 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classics‚ Barry Bloom wrote in March 2009‚ “And now it can ’t be ignored: The U.S. is no longer the undisputed leader of the game that was invented on its own soil.” (Bloom‚ 2009) The World Baseball Classic‚ sanctioned by the International Baseball Federation and supported by professional

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    Baseball vs. Softball In this world there are many things that are similar in some ways‚ but are completely different in others. In the world of sports there are in most cases a men’s version of a sport‚ and a women’s version of a sport‚ like baseball and softball. Both baseball and softball are similar sports‚ both use the same items to do the same thing. A ball‚ glove‚ and a bat are all that are needed to play baseball and softball. These pieces of equipment are used for one common goal. That

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    The Deaf President Now Movement at Gallaudet University was very interesting to watch. I never knew much about the movement until this ASL class‚ and I find this information to be important in learning history in the 1980’s. Now after researching information‚ the significance of the protest was definitely necessary for the deaf community/culture. In reading this article‚ I had never thought much about the deaf culture‚ even though I had seen deaf people in my work place. Looking back in time‚ I could

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