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    American Sign Language is another way to speak to others who are deaf‚ using hand movement and direct eye contact. How is American Sign Language influential? Sign Language can come in handy‚ depending on what situation you are having to speak. When signing to someone‚ the interpreter must make sure to use the correct signing for that word or phrase so the student knows exactly what the interpreter is trying to get to them. Deaf children have more trouble in public school than those who can hear

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    Renning’s memoir “I was number 87; a deaf woman’s ordeal of misdiagnosis‚ institutionalization‚ and abuse”. In this book Anne M. Bolander is misdiagnosed as have a learning disability at a young age and spends 5 years of her life in a Mental Impairment institution. Personally I really enjoyed the book even if it was quite hard to get through without crying or screaming at characters who could not hear me at times. I liked it because it was sad

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    him down. As his mother finds out where he is‚ she walks into the hospital just in time to see him being strapped down and is devastated; she demands that they release him‚ as he is just deaf not retarded. But as time goes on‚ Jenny‚ Jonah’s mother‚ is taking him to speech therapy and sees a deaf couple with a deaf child. She goes chasing after them on the sidewalk to find out some information. They inform

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    from a personal interview with Sharon Lucille on April 3‚ 2018. When Lucille was in the womb‚ her mother suffered from a disease called Rubella‚ causing Lucille to be born deaf. As a result of her mother suffering from Rubella‚ her family knew that she would be born with a defect‚ they just were not sure what it would be. Being deaf is not a visible birth defect and therefore‚ she looked like a normal and healthy baby when she was born. When Lucille was an infant‚ she did not respond to noise and because

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    communicate‚ socialize‚ and to learn. But‚ sometimes a child can be disorganized and can’t make sense of the world. They are distracted and frustrated by all of the information presented to them that they can appear not to be paying attention‚ or even to be deaf. Sometimes they are paying too much attention to one word or phrase trying to make sense of it‚ meanwhile the rest of the sentence goes unheeded. A child’s speech and language development follows a typical pattern. Language and speech disorders can

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    Unit 74 1.1 Explain the importance of meeting an individual’s communication needs. Service users who have communication problems need support to enable them to express themselves effectively. It is therefore important for the carer to be aware of the individuals preferred method of communication and also to support the individual to use their preferred method. Service users have the right to communicate through their chosen method and their choice should be acknowledged and respected by supporting

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    alphabet in 1620. In 1760‚ Deaf education was offered for free in a French school. In 1788‚ France published the first sign language dictionary. America soon caught on and offered Deaf education as well. Subsequently‚ the New York Institution for Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb was founded in 1818. Similar schools were created in Pennsylvania‚ Missouri‚ Kentucky‚ and Virginia in following years. In the 1850’s‚ the idea of a Deaf state was proposed to allow other Deaf people to interact within their

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    consider before getting a cochlear implant. This is an important subject because 98% of Deaf children are born to hearing parents and these parents do not understand what being Deaf really means. Most of these parents resort to a cochlear implant before fully understanding what the consequences could be. A cochlear implant is a mechanical device that replaces the function of of a damaged ear‚ generally used for Deaf people. This implant is surgically implanted into the head by the ear to help gain

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    recently recognized and documented. Many efforts have been made to establish the sign language used in individual countries‚ including Jordan‚ Egypt‚ Libya‚ and the Gulf States‚ by trying to standardize the language and spread it among members of the Deaf community and those concerned. Such efforts produced many sign languages‚ almost as many as Arabic-speaking countries‚ yet with the same sign alphabets. This article gives a tentative account of some sign languages in Arabic through reference to their

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    The biggest controversy of the deaf community has been the topic of a cochlear implant. The debate is centered around the expense‚ risk and idea of the implants causing deaf people to distance themselves from the deaf community rather than emerging themselves. This is due to the cochlear implants ability to provide a sense of sound to the deaf individual. It is only used when a hearing aid is not strong enough to provide adequate function. The cochlear implant involves a lot of time to consider the

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