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Three people are on a train: one Russian, one Cuban, and one Deaf person. The Russian is drinking from a bottle of vodka. She drinks about half the bottle, then throws it out the window. The Deaf person looks at her surprised. "Why did you throw out a bottle that was half full?" The Russian...

In response to this, I believe the biggest problem which is highlighted throughout the literature is the issue of identity. Language is an important factor in our culture and if we are neither proficient in sign language nor spoken language it has a fundamental affect our identity. This leads to...

I am led to believe it is really difficult for many deaf children to grasp the English language and therefore they suffer as a result in school. If children are denied learning sign language and also have a poor level of English, how are they meant to learn in school? They may well be taught...

Intrested u teaching 8 students, i am taught 28 students their learned level 2, it large groups, Another tutor and I taught students same classes, problem students was bit confused we different signs big effect them. Ask you how long you teaching ASL and just wonder they going for exam. wait...

Hi your ASL classes how many? students, it good learning A.S.L sign language, Are you tutor, just wonder what level you teaching for students Cheers Kaz

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