Debunking Myths About Deaf People - Rikki

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A Deaf activist and Youtuber Rikki Poynter discussion and conversation questions about the Debunking myths about Deaf people these today - closed captioned.

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How Not To Be A Dick To Deaf People

VIDEO [CC] - Watch the 2:23 minutes of awareness and educational "How Not to be a Dick to Deaf People."



Meet Bea the host for The Social from BBC Scotland, sharing and educating to Hearing people about the hearing-loss individuals - If you're curious about Deaf people and want to ask questions to learn more, go ahead. But there are some questions you should NEVER ask or say.

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Bea has heard them all including - You're too pretty to be deaf but too ugly to be hearing. You don’t look deaf. How do Deaf people have babies? How do Deaf people have sex? Can Deaf people drive? So next time you speak to someone who's Deaf, don't be a dick, think before you open your mouth.



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Deaf Pity Versus Hearing Pity

VIDEO [CC] - Watch the hilarious 48 seconds footage "Deaf Pity vs Hearing Pity" in english subtitles.



A newest Youtuber Da So Em is an inspiring thoughts within both of awareness and culture and she sharing the 48 seconds comedy footage about differences between Deaf and Hearing people. Hope you enjoyed the video.



That is how Hearing people always react to when they meet Deaf people.

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Deaf Schools Are Closing, If Only It Were Just TV

Deaf Awareness: If only it were just TV, Schools for the Deaf are closing.

On Monday, March 4th, the television show ‘Switched at Birth’ did something on mainstream TV that had never been done before. It ran an episode in sign language. Some viewers thought at first that the sound on their television was broken.



The show is an ABC Family drama that revolves around two teenagers who were switched at birth, one of whom is Deaf.



According to ABC Family, it is the first television series to have multiple Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing series regulars, and scenes shot entirely in American Sign Language.



Marlee Matlin guest stars. Because of this, the series not only exposes the American public to the Deaf community, it also has the power to educate us about important related issues: last week’s ASL episode focused on the failure of the American education system to serve many Deaf students who find themselves there because their own schools have closed.



The main story of ‘Switched at Birth's’ ASL episode focuses on the closing of such a school, and the protest created by the students to keep it open. Many students who are Deaf want to study in a school designed for them, where they can communicate directly with teachers and counselors, interact directly with their peers and participate fully in extracurricular activities – things most hearing students take for granted. ...Read more: http://www.thejewishweek.com/blogs/new-normal/if-only-it-were-just-tv-schools-deaf-are-closing



‘Switched at Birth's’ ASL episode information: http://www.tvrage.com/Switched_at_Birth



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Deaf and Blind: NDCS Family Story

VIDEO [ASL/CC] - Documentary film: My child is Deaf and Blind: NDCS family story.



Parents Kevin and Jane tell us about life with their Deafblind son Gethin, including why they have taken up rock climbing! Find out how to make activities accessible for Deaf children:

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ASL Phonetics Can Do For Deaf Babies

VIDEO [ASL] - Look what American Sign Language phonetics can do for Deaf Babies!



Deaf aunt made a video focusing on ASL phonetics for Deaf toddlers using pictures from Dr. Seuss's Hop on Pop book. She used rhymes and rhythms in all of her sentences by repeating specific handshapes, movements, locations, palm orientations, and non-manual signals.

Deaf-centric materials and videos such as nursery rhymes, ASL phonetics, and language play are lacking for Deaf babies aged between 0 and 5 years old.



Look at how enthralled her 3-month-old Deaf nephew is by watching her play with ASL phonetics (handshape, movement, location, palm orientation, and non-manual signals) in the video. She believe this is the answer.

Deaf Awareness: One Deaf Child

VIDEO [ASL/CC] - One Deaf Child: Presentation by Rachel Coleman.



In this presentation for Deaf Awareness Week, Signing Time's Rachel Coleman talks about her compelling journey that began when she learned that her daughter, Leah, was Deaf.



This video was produced by the National Center for Hearing Assessment and Management (NCHAM – pronounced “en-cham”) at Utah State University.

The goal of NCHAM is to ensure that all infants and toddlers with hearing loss are identified as early as possible and provided with timely and appropriate audiological, educational, and medical intervention... Read more: https://www.signingtime.com/blog/2012/11/one-deaf-child-presentation-by-rachel-coleman-video/



Visit www.signingtime.com for more informations.



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