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@zerodog I never knew this. This is the kind of information I need. I want to have a separate part of my life where I step aside and do something meaningful, something where I can say "I made a difference" and I can see that...

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Filling the Gaps in Deaf Education NOTE: I posted this in the Deaf Education section but the title wasn't exactly what I was getting at. I'll give a quick intro since I am new to AD: And no, I don't have a deaf child. I'm hearing, I'm a college student. One of my caretakers was/is deaf...

@zerodog I never knew this. This is the kind of information I need. I want to have a separate part of my life where I step aside and do something meaningful, something where I can say "I made a difference" and I can see that difference. Like tutoring deaf youth or setting up programs that...

I'll give a quick intro since I am new to AD: And no, I don't have a deaf child. I'm hearing, I'm a college student. One of my caretakers was/is deaf when I was a child. I'm simply trying to understand deaf education options before I decide on how I can lend a hand in deaf education. :wave...

plane ticket dude I have a timeshare down there. We went by plane. Took a taxi to the resort. Stayed there. Taxi into town to shop/eat. Drink only bottled water. Mexican officials actually make an effort to keep their popular tourist locations, like Cabo, cartel-free. But I wouldn't...

What sense does this make? If I were a linguist and held a position in which I influenced who to hire, here would be my choices, ranked (along with martial arts equivalent titles :lol:): 1. Deaf Instructor - Grand Master 2. CODA Instructor - Master 3. Hearing not culturally Deaf instructor...

There are issues in deaf-hearing relationships/friendships that both parties need to address: 1. Communication - Without this you have nothing. Pick a form of communication that will allow clear exchange of thoughts between the two of you. Most of the time this will involve the hearing partner...