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Well im in between my topic being asl should be a foreign language in highschool and not just colleges and universities or asl should be incorporated with young children in preschool and elementary schools...ive been doing research for 3 days and havent found much on either topic. But my...

Yes i included it in my original post as an example of another way ASL could benefit younger children. but that it not my initial question in my original post. Im looking for the deaf communities opinions or even personal experiences about how ASL could or couldve benefited them as a young child...

My question had nothing to do with autistic children. It was an example. Please focus on my topic and my question.

Because some autistic people have no form of communication at all. Just because they cant have a whole conversation in ASL doesnt mean they cant communicate with it. and if they are shown and taught at a young age just like any child they could become familiar with it and learn more than when...

Im not saying to make everyone deaf but make more people aware of ASL. especially as early as the younger ages like preschool so that deaf children dont feel so isolated in hearing schools and that age is so early that children can learn faster. id rather my son continue learning ASL than be...

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Well its not coming true. Its a persuasion speech for my communications class. We have to give a speech on a policy and thats a policy i would like. Im not really for actual government laws and i stand by ASL as a language that should be taught especially since there are alot of people more...

Hello im presenting a speech and my topic is "to persuade my audience that ASL should be offered as a language in the school system besides in colleges and universities." Im saying that ASL should be taught in preschools, elementary schools, middle schools and high schools to both deaf and...

back to my research paper...i am from california. and yea i do understand that the deaf culture isnt just one group of people...its many different people from different cultures. but i guess what im trying to ask is does the deaf community have gender specific roles? what are the rules within...

my class is about culture and the way men and women act a certain way or do certain things based on what the norm in their culture. some cultures women stay home and men are the only ones to work. is there something like that in the deaf culture?

hi im anjel. a hearing student from oxnard,ca. [emoji4]

hi my name is anjel and i am majoring in deaf studies. for my anthropology class (sex, gender and culture) i have to write an ethnographic paper and i would like to write it about how sex, gender and culture differ in the deaf community than in the hearing world. i was wondering if i can...

Hi melissa nice to meet you. :)

My ASL teacher told me today in Los Angeles there was going to be a deaf festival and i wanted to go, but i didnt have a ride :( i only live in oxnard not too far from it. Is there anybody from LA or around there that went? Was it fun?

i am doing that. Since thats what i am learning in class...but of course im teaching him the simple signs first.