Early Deaf History
Terms and Labels
ASL and the Brain
Diversity
Language in Babies
100

When was Deaf education introduced to the U.S.?

1814

100
What does late-deaf mean?

Become deaf later in life.

100

Spoken language is seen as one dimensional, while ASL is viewed as __________.

Three dimensional

100

Why may d/Deaf people be more welcoming to diverse people?

They are "different" themselves. They have gone through experiences that unite them. They view being Deaf as the most important connection, everything else is secondary.

100

The critical period for learning happens between the ages of __________. 

0-5.

200

How did Thomas Gallaudet become interested in Deaf Education?

He had a deaf neighbor named Alice and wanted to communicate with her.

200

What does CODA stand for?

Child of a Deaf Adult

200

What are the basic components of both spoken and signed languages?

Letters and words.

200

Name 2 things that influence a Deaf person's level of acceptance. 

Where they grew up, how they were raised, what education they got, who they were around, Deaf clubs, education programs...

200

Name one example of language learning.

Taking an ASL class, taking an English class, learning Spanish

300

Who was known as the "Apostle of the Deaf" in America?

Laurent Clerc

300
Why are some labels now considered inappropriate? EX: Deaf and Dumb

Times have changed. What was considered appropriate then isn't now. New knowledge has developed. More opportunities for Deaf people.

300

Signing uses the part of the brain that's responsible for __________________. 

Upper body movement.

300

What are 2 ways the Deaf community is diverse besides racial, religious, ethnic, or economic?

Different levels of hearing, personal histories, educational backgrounds, acceptance and support
300

What does NAD stand for?

National Association of the Deaf

400

What other sign language is similar to ASL?

French sign language

400

What's a Deaf World?

The experiences, traditions, beliefs, surrounding a large group of Deaf people/community.

400

Deaf people have an inner voice. True or false?

True! Although they aren't all the same.

400

Name one type of "Deaf" in the Deaf Community.

HoH, mainstream deaf, elite deaf, grassroots deaf

400

Name one reason why ASL is good for both hearing and deaf babies.

Helps them communicate, great foundation, can express needs, hand skills develop faster than speaking skills

500

Where did wealthy families in America send their deaf children to get educated?

Europe

500

Name 2 things that can influence labels in the Deaf community.

Level of hearing, age, educational background, communication methods

500

ASL looks grammatically the same as English. True or False?

False! Do you remember what language it's closer to?

500

When a child is Deaf of Deaf, they usually have more privileges. True or False?

True! Quick respect among Deaf people, early access to language and education, natural leaders

500

What are the 2 ways that language development happens?

Language learning (which is?...) and language acquisition (which is?...)

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