Showing posts with label Educational. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Educational. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2013

Learn ASL As I Learn ASL! Life As A Deaf Girl

VIDEO [ASL/CC] - Learn ASL As I Learn ASL! Life as a Deaf Girl.



Calen Wright's new video on YouTube to educate the Oralism and Hearing community. To see just how different, watch and learn from the educational video.



Calen Wright, who is a deaf, which is issuing a call to action, inviting community to be part of the solution to explain why she is doing a good cause, to educating and awareness about the life as a Deaf. Please watch & share!







(Translation in description)



I'm Deaf. I was born deaf and raised to be oral with the help of speech therapy. At age three, I received hearing aids for the first time. My life was bombarded with magical sound.



Now, for three years I have been taking ASL. When the doctor diagnosed that I was deaf, my mom cried and cried. Her heart wrenched. She denied, "It's a lie! My baby girl is hearing. It must be a mistake!" Yet, it was true.



After I received hearing aids, two years later I entered Kindergarten in a mainstreamed private college preparatory school called Webb School. Socially, school was hard. It still is. I hated the noisy cafeteria.



Whenever I tried talking to people, I couldn't hear what they said back, responding with "I can't hear you." Other people would say, "Oh, I'm sorry." I'd have communication failures. I struggled to make friends. I was different.



People would look at me and be intimidated because I was deaf. I wanted to connect with people, but when I tried to open up to others, I couldn't do it. Then, I discovered Deaf Culture. My search was done. I felt like I could fit in and be a part of a group. I found my identity.

Thursday, August 29, 2013

ASLized 'Through the Hands'

VIDEO: [ASL/CC] - ASLized 'Through the Hands'



ASLized fosters the integration of American Sign Language (ASL) educational research into visual media and literacy. The main objective is to produce teaching and learning materials in ASL with two focuses ASL literature, preserving culture and history and ASL Linguistics, promoting a better understanding of the complex structure and use of sign languages.



ASLized - 'Through the Hands'

Signed by Erica Tara Lily Parker

Camera by Andre Otalara

Directed and edited by Sonia Pivac.





Visit for more videos at http://aslized.org/

Direct to aslized/hand video http://aslized.org/hands/.



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Deaf Schools 'Home' (VIDEO)

Educate For Hearing Parents With Deaf Children/Toddlers

ASLized: Through the Hands

Creating Deaf Counternarratives With Commentary

Friday, July 5, 2013

Future Of Electronic Devices For The Deaf

VIDEO: Expected in future of technology devices for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals have various abilities to communicate, relate to, and access their world.



We see a world where communication is open and transparent. A world where every Deaf person can interact freely with others. It's not simply a far-fetched dream, it's our vision for the future.



The technology devices can support, change or modify an individual's ability to succeed at tasks that they otherwise may not be able to accomplish.



Share our Vision, Make it a Reality.




It's why Communication Service for the Deaf, Inc. (CSD) exists, and why we come to work every single day. CSD has always belonged to the community, and this vision belongs to you.



For more, visit www.c-s-d.org/innovations and share our vision.



Educational Technology Access:

Gallaudet Technology Services (GTS) www.gallaudet.edu/gts.html

The Technology Access Program (TAP) tap.gallaudet.edu

The Information Technology (IT) www.gallaudet.edu/information_technology.html

The NTID Center on Access Technology (CAT) www.ntid.rit.edu/cat

Technology & Information Services (TIS) www.ntid.rit.edu/tis

Monday, June 17, 2013

Deaf Schools 'Home' (VIDEO)

VIDEO: [CC] - American Sign Language storytelling of the Deaf Schools 'Home'



Deaf Institutions, Since 1950, over 67 percent of our homes are disappearing in America. - In this day and age of economic cuts, the closure of educational programs and schools for the deaf has been viewed as a convenient way to reduce budgets. Over the past 63 years, several schools for the deaf have been closed and numerous others have experienced cuts as well as the threat of closure.



Closing such schools actually result in increased long term costs for states rather than serving as a cost-saving measure and, more importantly, result in severe educational deficits for many Deaf and Hard of Hearing children.







Reference: http://www.nad.org/news/2013/3/media-spotlights-threats-deaf-schools.



Visit for more videos at http://aslized.org/

Direct to aslized/hand video http://aslized.org/hands/.



Related Post:

Deaf Schools 'Home' (VIDEO)

Educate For Hearing Parents With Deaf Children/Toddlers

ASLized: Through the Hands

Creating Deaf Counternarratives With Commentary