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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Bilingualism
When I first started in the semester, I chose to do a video of my father - a Culturally Deaf father and grandfather. You see, my father is a true testament to ASL.
My father was born and raised believing that ASL empowers language acquisition as an L1 because ASL enhances L2 acquisition. If not for ASL as L1, I would not have had English as L2. This is where my father, my role model and my leader, believes that Deaf children must have bilingualism - ASL and English in the Deaf-centric learning environment. Deaf-centric meaning Deaf teachers for Deaf students as well as bilingualism. This is my video reply affirming why bilingualism is vital to our community - both Deaf and hearing. Enjoy and have a healthy debate about this. Smile.
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Sorry but could you provide a transcript??
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lissa, 23, profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss. http://bioniclissa.blogspot.co.uk/ |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Pacific Northwest
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Will get around to it once I finish the errands of today if no one else does it.
For awhile there, I thought I had to ask someone else to do the transcript because I got the gist of it-- but couldn't promise to give an accurate transcript since the videos were blurry. Found out it was because YouTube was lagging on me, so now the videos are clear once I got a stronger connection.
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