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Deaf Pupils explore Glasgow's buildings & Deaf history - BSL Trail Project BDA Scotland's Deaf People Makes Glasgow BSL Trails Project explores...

A school has performed its first ever sign language play in front of parents in Glasgow. Friday’s show marked a proud moment for pupils and teachers at St Roch’s High – one of the largest centres for deaf education in Scotland. The school worked with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and theatre company Wonder Fools to create a BSL ...

BDA Scotland, together with Deaf History Scotland, have organised two live stream events exploring Glasgow’s cultural and historical identify within the...

This video is about History of Deaf Education

I created a personal historical documentary on my 5-generation Deaf family's experiences in Deaf education for the Early Hearing Detection and Intervention conference in 2013. I learned from my parents and grandparents that American Sign Language-English bilingualism is not an old approach to educating Deaf children. Why? Sign language was ...

Logline: Architectural spaces that express the acoustics of everyday life in the absence of sound. Synopsis: We live in a world designed for people who hear. DeafSpace is an architectural project that redesigns spaces for people who don’t hear. This documentary follows the characters of Gallaudet University’s DeafSpace Institute, as their ...

Communication is the very foundation of our ability to thrive in life. But what happens when our disability hinders our ability to communicate? Millions of deaf children around the world lack proper education, which affects the quality of life as adults. Growing up deaf, Nyle now shares his vision of improving the lives of deaf children around ...

In the early 19th Century, Thomas Gallaudet was inspired by young Alice Cogswell, who was deaf, to find a new form of communication so that Cogswell would be able to share her thoughts with others. Little did he know at the time, but Gallaudet became the creator of a whole new community, The American Deaf Culture. Narrator Kian Barbieri will ...

At a young age, CODAs take on the big responsibility of interpreting for their parents outside the home… in a world built for the hearing. That means they are often emotionally switched on, assiduously punctual, confident and, by necessity, mostly very organised. Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/bbcworldservice Humera Iqbal, associate ...

Black American Sign Language (ASL) experts briefly discuss the landscape of Black Deaf Schools following the Civil War in an excerpt from the documentary, Signing Black in America. For more about the documentary project, check out https://www.talkingblackinamerica.org For more about Black ASL, check out http://blackaslproject.gallaudet.edu ...

[Video description can be found below. If you use a screen reader and need to access the caption file transcript, go to "More..." and click on "Transcript"] As we celebrate 200 years of Deaf Education this month, watch Linsay share about efforts to educate deaf children before Clerc and Gallaudet came in the picture. #deafhistoryTHAT # ...

We Sent Our Hearing Daughter To A Deaf School As you know we have both a typical hearing daughter and a profoundly Deaf son who wears bilateral cochlear implants. The first few years of Neo's life when we learned he has severe to profound hearing loss were heavily focused on early intervention and finding ways to help Neo thrive despite his ...

A visual narrative of how Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, with the help of Laurent Clerc and Dr. Mason Cogswell, established schools in America to provide an education for deaf children.

This film explains the problems faced by the deaf, shows the initial impact on the parents of the deaf children, traces the development and training of the deaf child from the entry into the Lexington School through the years of nursery to the 8th grade. The emphasis is on the advancement in speech and language made by the children, coupled ...

We invited some Deaf K-12 students to see some devices that revolutionized Deaf communication when they were introduced. Do you remember using any of those? #DeafHistoryMonth

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is now offering an online interpreting service for Deaf British Sign Language users. This film explains how to use the service, which is available via special laptops held at various locations across NHSGGC.

Morey Belanger has a severe hearing impairment but still goes to public school. The students there have taken it upon themselves to learn sign language. Steve Hartman has her story on the road. Subscribe to the "CBS Evening News" Channel HERE: http://bit.ly/1S7Dhik Watch Full Episodes of the "CBS Evening News" HERE: http://cbsn.ws/23XekKA Watch ...

The Southern School for the Deaf, or SSD as it is known to its Black Deaf alumni, was the last segregated Deaf school in America to close in 1978. We visited the campus with four SSD graduates as they remember their time at school. [Captions available.] #BlackHistoryMonth

Experiencing Deafhood documentary was produced in conjunction with the Centre for Deaf Studies, Trinity College Dublin and the Centre for Community Engagement, University of Sussex as part of the SIGNALL II project. This documentary explores the concept of Deafhood, a term coined by Dr Paddy Ladd at the University of Bristol. This documentary ...

Whether you teach in Logan, St. George, Vernal, Tooele, or anywhere in between…if you have students who are deaf or hard of hearing, they made this video for you. They talk about the wonderful work that you can do, to help them learn and thrive at school. The Utah School for the Deaf created this video. Some of these students use American ...

Celebrating Our Deaf Son’s 3rd Hearing Birthday with Cochlear Implants! 🎉 Four years ago, we learned that our baby boy, Neo, was born with severe to profound hearing loss. At first, we were overwhelmed and scared, especially since there was no family history of hearing loss. Neo became the first Deaf member of our family, and we had no ...

Through Deaf Eyes explores almost 200 years of Deaf life in America and presents a broad range of perspectives on what it means to be deaf. The film is propelled by the stories of people, both eminent and ordinary, and sheds light on events that have shaped Deaf lives. The companion book is available at https://gupress.gallaudet.edu/Books/T ...

In the United States, two-thirds of hearing-impaired people do not complete high school. In this talk at TEDxStanford, Rhodes Scholar Rachel Kolb -- who was born deaf -- shows what is possible through family support and self-belief, and proves that what is assumed about you and what you can actually achieve don't always match up. A native of ...

Deaf advocate Glenna Cooper shares her personal journey as a Deaf child of hearing parents who were told to avoid teaching their daughter sign language. Glenna shares insight into Deaf culture, including why it's not considered rude to tell someone their new hairstyle isn't flattering. You'll also learn about a cutting edge movement in ...

A passionate advocate for equal access, sign language interpreter Amber Galloway Gallego has created an immersive translation style that brings the emotional experience of music and performance to the Deaf community and beyond.

Students and alumni from the American School for the Deaf talk about American Sign Language and Deaf Culture. Interviews conducted in Hartford by the Connecticut Historical Society (CHS) for "Language, Culture, Communities: 200 Years of Impact by the American School for the Deaf," an exhibit at the CHS, April 28-October 21, 2017.

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Rebecca delivers an energetic presentation on overcoming obstacles all through her life. She shows that something such as not being able to hear should not hold anyone back. Rebecca Dadey, Associate Professor of American Sign Language (ASL) at Onondaga Community College (OCC), has been in the field of education for 12 years. As a strong ...

Watch the video to learn more about audism and how to prevent it. http://www.sorensonvrs.com/dhm_march_2015_welcome_to_dhm_audism

A brief explanation of Deaf culture and its importance.

10 DAY ASL JUMPSTART: http://eepurl.com/hfQY_X Have you ever thought about what school options look like for the deaf and hard of hearing? In this video I give you a breakdown of all of those options. Do you like learning about deaf culture? If so let us know in the comments. We would love to do more videos just like this because understanding ...

Puget Sound Association of the Deaf [PSAD}'s senior citizen members share their stories about Deaf club culture has changed a lot during the last 30 years. By the way, PSAD founded in 1900, is one of the oldest Deaf Associations in the United States! It has been running for 118+ years. It's located in Seattle, Washington ...

A new report from the National Deaf Children's Society says that, ten years on from the introduction of hearing screening for new-born babies, the benefits are being undermined by lack of support for deaf children and their families. Three quarters of such children arrive in school lagging behind their peers in terms of development and, by ...

This is very broad in its explanation of Deaf education, so if you want more detail and nuance about any specific aspect, please leave a comment and I'll do my best to answer from my knowledge! Apologies for all the lighting changes, I noticed how bad it was only after filming, and I just didn't have the time to go back and film it again. Blog ...

[Video description can be found below. If you use a screen reader and need to access the caption file transcript, go to "More..." and click on "Transcript"] In conjunction with the education for the deaf, the spiritual needs were always paramount. #deafhistoryTHAT #ASLstories VIDEO DESCRIPTION AND TRANSCRIPT: Linsay Darnall, Jr. stands outside ...

In this talk, the speaker provides a deep and personal exploration of their experience as a fourth-generation Deaf individual, elucidating their educational journey, professional roles in Deaf education, and their perspective on critical considerations within Deaf culture and technology. The speaker critically examines the concept of the "Least ...

Discover the incredible story of Andrew Foster, the first Deaf African American to graduate from Gallaudet University and a pioneer of Deaf education in Africa. Learn how he overcame racial and educational barriers to establish 31 schools for Deaf children across 13 African countries. This video is just the second in a series of videos we're ...

A mini-documentary exploring the deaf perspective of hearing American Sign Language teachers. It includes two interviews, one with a deaf history expert and another with a deaf culture expert, both of whom are deaf.

We look back at the history of Deaf theatre from the early 1900s to modern times.

Minister of Education, Dr. Nyan-Gadsby-Dolly, paid a visit to the Cascade School for the Deaf on Friday to commemorate International Day of Sign Languages. Celebrated on September 23rd each year, the International Day of Sign Languages is an opportunity to support and protect the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and ...

This #DeafHistoryMonth we take a brief look at the history of Donaldson's School in #Edinburgh. 🏫 Read more on our blog: https://blog.historicenvironment.scot/2022/04/donaldsons-school/ #DeafHistory #Deaf #HardOfHearing #DeafSchools #DeafCommunity ------- Follow us at: https://twitter.com/HistEnvScot https://www.facebook.com ...

This brilliant video tells (in sign language and with subtitles) the history of Glasgow Deaf Football Athletic Club. Our thanks go to their Chair, George McGowan, for permission to post this.

Our first SYL of the group https://streamyard.com/d6rebvyvgz