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Highlights from the Recent High School Deaf Camp and DPN Commemoration

The recent high school Deaf camp, attended by 80 students mainly from Seattle and Salem, was a great success, albeit with limited participation from Vancouver. The camp was engaging and fun, providing students with opportunities to connect and learn. This week, students are focusing on their 2nd-year Deaf/Hearing timeline presentations in the computer lab. They are preparing to gloss their presentations while also reflecting on the historic Deaf President Now (DPN) protest of 1988, which significantly impacted Deaf advocacy in America. A quiz will assess their understanding of the DPN events.

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Highlights from the Recent High School Deaf Camp and DPN Commemoration

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  1. 3.18.13 In class

  2. HIGH SCHOOL CAMP • WENT REALLY GOOD • CAMP WAS AT MAX. WITH 80 STUDENTS • MOST STUDENTS WERE FROM SEATTLE AND SALEM. • ONLY 6 STUDENTS FROM VANCOUVER CAME. NONE FROM MVHS WENT. • BUT, CAMP WAS FUN.

  3. This week • Wednesday and Thursday is computer lab To finish 2nd year DEAF/HEARING TIMELINE GET READY FOR YOUR PRESENTATIONS. You will be glossing your presentations. 1ST YEAR- FINISH Famous/Notable Deaf GET READY FOR YOUR PRESENTATIONS. Those people with correct gloss and know all your signs will start new project.

  4. Today: Deaf President Now (DPN) • This event/protest happened in 1988 during one week…and was one of the most historical events that took place for ALL deaf people in America. • It is now 25 years later. • I want you to watch an old documentary that explains what happened that week. • You will have a quiz on this video.

  5. DEAF PRESIDENT NOW QUESTIONS FOR THE QUIZ • 1. What were the dates for Deaf President Now (DPN)?2. Who were the 4 student leaders?3. What was the name of the President that they wanted to resign?4. What parellels were drawn with DPN and other movements in the U.S.?5. What 4 demands did the students ask for?6. Who became the new president of Gallaudet University?

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