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    also done interpreted for deaf people. Sign language is one of my greatest passions. It is very fun and interesting to learn. It is also great to share my knowledge of sign language with the children that I teach. I enjoy learning sign language because it is a unique and useful skill in life. It is helpful for communicating with deaf people. I have also signed with some deaf people while volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul. Knowing ASL is helpful because many deaf people have to read lips to

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    because then I can use context clues to figure it out. Tomorrow Dad Will Still Be Deaf shocked me because it was a VHS. I have not watched one of these since I was a kid. Kelsey even showed up as I was watching the video and we were reminiscing on our childhood. That was neat because I was able to compare my upbringing to Bonnie Kraft’s. She is a hearing woman who was born to Deaf parents‚ but feels as though she has a “Deaf heart.” This is a unique perspective and that is why I enjoyed it so much. While

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    A huge giant is stalking through a small village of wee people‚ who are scattering through the streets trying to escape the ugly creature. The giant notices one particularly beautiful blonde woman scampering down the cobble-stoned street. He stretches out his clumsy arm and sweeps her up‚ then stress in wonder at the slight‚ shivering figure in his palm. “You are so beautiful‚” he exclaims. The young woman looks up in fear. “I would never hurt you‚” he signs‚ “I love you! We should get MARRIED

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    ’A Visit to Hospital’ gives a feeling of shock. The word ’Hospital’ creates an atmosphere of pain and sorrow with terrible feeling in the mind. Admission in the hospital means something very serious to physical body of the person. I cannot see the suffering persons. It makes me very sad and nervous so I hesitate to go to a hospital. Only my ill-luck forced me to this visit. One evening I was in kitchen garden. I was busy in my hobby. Suddenly I heard about the accident of my friend‚ Raj an. I came

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    showed she had set up a “Blue eyes‚ Brown eyes” experiment. The experiment was set up in order to teach the children all about racism so that they were able to understand how people are easily affected from it. She had decided that having a discussion about racism wouldn’t be enough for the children to fully understand what it was all about as they would forget about it straight away so she decided it would be best to show them by creating the “Blue eyes‚ Brown eyes” experiment which would then give

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    1. What is the meaning for “AN EYE FOR EYE MAKES THE WHOLE WORLD BLIND”? (A) An eye for an eye - revenge‚ believing doing something back to someone who has wronged you in some way as the way forward e.g if someone kicks you‚ it’s only fair you kick them back. If a country bombs you‚ you bomb them back. If a religion kills some of ’your’ people‚ you kill them back. If someone takes your eye‚ you take theirs... Makes the whole world blind - this is the important bit of the statement. You are left

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    utmost power. The Blue Eye Brown Eye Experiment‚ showed how

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    Helen Keller “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart”. American educator Helen Keller overcame the adversity of being blind and deaf to become one of the 20th century’s leading humanitarians. Together with the help of her beloved teacher Anne Sullivan‚ who was also partially blind‚ Helen was able to achieve many goals in life.     Helen Adams Keller was born on June 27‚ 1880 in Tuscumbia‚ Alabama. Keller was born with her

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    “An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.” -Mohandas Gandhi The world can be a very unfriendly place. Not everyone has good intentions at heart and not everyone wants to do “good.” On the contrary‚ there are many good people who make a mistake every now and then. That person is not a bad person‚ it is just part of our human nature. An ugly aspect of the human race is the act of revenge. Revenge occurs because of the inability to forgive. We‚ as humans‚ often lack the virtue of forgiveness

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    developing a sense of maturity. In Margaret Hollingsworth’s narrative bibliography Deaf Music‚ Margaret’s developing maturity is impacted and influenced by key factors and events that occur in her life. She is born deaf‚ but her independent nature refuses help. She begins her music lessons and excels. Lastly‚ someone she is close to‚ her music teacher‚ dies and Margaret finally learns to accept herself. Firstly‚ Margaret is deaf. She is born with the disability but is not properly diagnosed until she is

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