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So after working with her for a couple of months she is really starting to pick up signs I have been keeping up with the consistency and using sign language for almost everything and it's really been helping me get better and her understand thank you everyone I would have been able to get this...

But what's better babySL or ASL for a child this age?

So I have a new question on my journey for deaf and sign language enlightenment. So for babies do they teach ASL or BSL everyone I try to find teaching material for ASL for this 14 month old I care for all I find is BSL. What is your suggestion for teaching a child so young?

Thank you I like being able to get real answers from real people who actually care about deaf education

Thank you I felt really bad because I felt uneducated. I had a feeling something was off with them they were older but came off so rud it was completely unnecessary on there part

No I was on my break and spoke to them in person

I ran into someone today and they made me a little frustrated. I don't know how to feel since I am not personally deaf. This person I spoke to today is hearing and they specialise in deaf education and they were telling me how 85% of deaf children are born to hearing families and how it's...

I am trying to find programs in NYC any suggestions?

Sorry I haven't been around much I am catching up on convo now

Feel free to share here everyone is welcome.

Even if I want to work in deaf education. Like a preschool for the deaf.

I went to culinary school originally. I want to work towards a B.A. but I need to start on a associates.

what programs/majors do you suggest I take? do you think 23 is to old to go back to school for this profession? How do you feel about the pre-3 initiative?

Omu omu omu (oh my universe) I am sorry I am excited I don't know anyone who is in the profession I want. I was wondering do you see hearing teachers who do the same thing as you?

I see what you mean so like children with autism who are able to actually communicate with others compared to a child with severe retardation who isn't able to communicate using ASL beside rudimentary words and might make better use of a facility that is caters to there specific needs.

some of the things I have heard on the news says that the majority of the deaf community isn't in favor of having children who are non verbal in there schools if they aren't deaf. What are your thoughts on that? I also wanted to know if it is offensive for hearing people like me to want to be...

I have a couple of questions if that cool with yall?

hello my name is Luna. My goal is to be a Pre-school teacher to children who are deaf, mute and hard of hearing. I have been studying ASL for over 1.5 years now. and have worked with children who are differently abled since the age of 11. My speech impediments, learning disabilities and mental...