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    real concept of what anything looks like. Being born deaf means that you have never been able and will never be able to understand or comprehend any form of verbal communication (excluding reading a person’s lips)‚ which some believe can set you up poorly later in life. The debate on whether being born deaf or blind is more serious than the other‚ can be discussed and argued for a long time. According to Oliver Sacks (1989)‚ “to be born deaf is infinitely more serious than to be born blind” (p.

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    are grouped together to form meaningful phrases. 1.2 The cultural environment that people grow up in can have surprising effects on how they interpret the world around them. This became apparent during a Washington D.C. murder trial in 2002. A deaf man was convicted of stabbing to death two of his classmates at Gallaudet University. At his trial‚ the defendant said that he was told to do it by mysterious black-gloved hands. His delusions did not come in the form of spoken language. He was told

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    a recently develop cell phone software that allows deaf and hard-of-hearing people to use ASL through video calls. “The MobileASL team has been working to optimize compressed video signals for sign language.” This was a great article to read. I was excited when I was able to video chat on my cell phone‚ so I know deaf people are very excited to have a way of talking to each other over video chat. It is a much better way of communication for deaf and hard of hearing. Once MobileASL software is

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    speaking of the hands for the deaf community and anyone who is interested to learn can join in easily‚ but only if they can hoop over some of the languages major challenges. In the article “Why is Learning American Sign Language a Challenge?” by Professor Mike Kent‚ he discusses the top 5 ASL challenges he has come across. The first challenge being social dominance patterns and attitude. This challenge is definitely a struggle for many new learners. People think that the deaf are nothing more than handicapped

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    of the convoluted dimensions that General American English has. I am excited to learn more about the grammatical structure of ASL‚ increase my signing speed‚ and advance my cultural competence when interacting with Deaf people. Before this term‚ I knew minimal amounts about the Deaf Community. I have taken two classes that spoke about‚

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    anything about the deaf-blind‚ his theory was that people can only learn through hearing spoken language. A. According to start-american-sign-language.com‚ Aristotle deemed the deaf-blind unable to learn or be educated at all. B. Some were even forced to have guardians C. The law had them labeled as "non-persons" II. Lots of deaf and blind people began proving his theory incorrect A. Pedro Ponce de Leon‚ a Spanish monk‚ was very successful with his teaching methods while teaching deaf children in

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    has been deaf since she was 18 months old‚ she is also a prominent member of the Deaf community and supports the use of sign language‚ closed captioning‚ and is an active member of the National Association of the Deaf. Marlee Beth Matlin was born on August 24‚ 1965‚ in Morton Grove‚ Illinois. Her mother‚ Libby‚ was a jewelry sales woman and her father‚ Donald‚ operated a used car dealership. Marlee is the youngest of three children and is the only member of her family who is Deaf. She is of

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    book A Loss for Words by Lou Ann Walker is a biography about Lou Ann. Her parents are deaf and she and her sister are hearing. The book describes the troubles and embarrassment she felt and had while growing up. She loved her parents dearly but often felt embarrassed‚ or infuriated about comments people would make to her about her parents. Lou Ann exclaims that “their world is deaf‚ their deaf culture‚ their deaf friends‚ and their own sign language it is something separate‚ something I can never

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    Social Entrepreneurship Mirakle for Deaf Mirakle for Deaf Abhishek Bhati Research Associate Indian Institute of Management- Bangalore Bangalore – 560076 bhati.nawab@gmail.com ©ICER-BRIC International Conference Indian Institute of Management Bangalore‚ 8-10th Dec 2011 Page 1 of 11 Social Entrepreneurship Mirakle for Deaf Mirakle for Deaf Abstract ‘Mirakle Couriers’ is privately run‚ for-profit social enterprise‚ started by Dhruv Lakra an Oxford graduate in 2008‚

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    Video Reaction Paper #1: The Miracle Worker: Helen Keller This movie gave me a small insight about how deaf/ blind people were treated back in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Annie Sullivan often recalls her childhood which was spent with her brother in a state institution called almhouses. These were disease ridden‚ rat infested places people got sent to when no one wanted to care for them either because they were disabled or sick and dieing in some way. She talks about how horrid the

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