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AGENDA today Final Notes

AGENDA today Final Notes. Created by: Bader. REVIEW for FINALs. Review ALL vocabulary from Unit 13 to 22 ~ go through book Money, dollars, number, cardinals, cents, age, clocks and ordinal Some Deaf Culture questions check notes on PPTs online Finger spelling words: Weird town names

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AGENDA today Final Notes

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  1. AGENDA todayFinal Notes Created by: Bader

  2. REVIEW for FINALs • Review ALL vocabulary from Unit 13 to 22 ~ go through book • Money, dollars, number, cardinals, cents, age, clocks and ordinal • Some Deaf Culture questions check notes on PPTs online • Finger spelling words: • Weird town names • Long names • Stores • Emails • Greatest songs • Singers/Band • Popular candies • Europe • Theme parks • Movies

  3. Deaf Culture Notes • Deaf vs. deaf • Big ‘D’ refers to being part of Deaf culture and having strong sense of awareness of who one is. • Embraces ever aspect of communication and culture • One uses Deaf as an identity; it is who you are

  4. deaf • Little ‘d’ deaf • Refers to physical description of hearing level; it is ‘what’ you are in terms of deafness. • Inability to hear • Has nothing to do with culture, language, etc.

  5. American Disability ActADA • The Americans with Disabilities Act was passed in 1990 • Helped to provide equal rights for deaf people in regards to employment and education • Encourages hiring Qualified disabled persons • Applies to all facet of work, large business, small business. • ADA does not apply to Indian tribes, the U.S. government and tax exempt private membership clubs

  6. Things to know : • Define Deaf Culture • Big D, little d, DHH, HoH, KODA, CODA, DODA, late Deafened • Problems hearing and Deaf people face in a relationship • Does noise bother Deaf people, what are the benefits of noise and how do we view ‘noise ‘ as that is bothersome?

  7. Movies: The Hammer and Through Deaf Eyes (TDE) • Matt Hamill’s life as D and little d. • Choice of communication • His education • His frustration and successes • Chance of having deaf babies (10 percent of hearing parents) • 1817 was the turning point that Deaf people can be educated. • Oral/Oralism education was popular in the 20th century. • NAD stands for National Association of the Deaf, current CEO is Howard Rosenblum. • An audiogram is a test that measure the ability to hear. • Technology made Deaf people’s lives much easier to function. • The success of MarleeMatin and what was her ‘downfall’ from the deaf community. (spoke at academy awards rather than sign) • Most significant movement that happened at Gallaudet in 1988. a large protest that happened . What was it? (DPN)

  8. Sentence samples Study examples from each unit (18-22) Including describing someone, situations, look at signed/glossed examples. Will GLOSS English statements Using numbers and money

  9. Check Bader’s WWW • All powerpoint are posted. • Review vocabulary • Highlight what you don’t remember and review the words • FINAL RECEPTIVE EXAM FOR ASL II • MAY 29TH, 2013

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