Odds and Ends
This is what the Deaf call the imaginary planet they live on.
What is Eyeth?
This is the role of facial expressions, head movement, and eye gaze in ASL
What is grammar?
This is the language ASL is most closely related to.
This is what De'VIA stands for.
What is Deaf View/Image Art?
This was Helen Keller's first teacher.
Who is Anne Sullivan?
This percent of Deaf children have Deaf parents.
What is 10%?
These are the 5 parameters of ASL
What are handshape, palm orientation, location, movement, NMS?
This man is considered the boogie man in the Deaf Community.
Who is Alexander Grahm Bell?
This is the actual location where De'VIA was created
This was the first word Helen Keller learned to SIGN.
What is water?
This is where you should look at a person when in a signed conversation.
Where is the face/eyes?
These are the NMS for a WH question.
What is eyebrows down, tilt head forward, put the WH word at the end of the sentence.
This man was the first Deaf president of Gallaudet University
Who is I. King Jordan
These are the two forms of De'VIA
What are resistance and affirmative?
This is the first phrase Helen Keller spoke with her VOICE.
What is "I am not dumb now"?
This is what you call the cultural view of deafness.
What is "big D Deaf"?
These are the NMS for a y/n question
What are eyebrows up, tilt head forward, hold the last sign?
These are the two men who started the first school for the Deaf in the United States.
This is the event where De'VIA was founded
What is the Deaf Way Festival?
This is how Helen Keller learned to sign.
What is by having letters and words signed into her palm?
This is what you call the medical view of deafness.
What is "little d deaf"?
This is how you would sign "I celebrate Halloween in the Fall."
DURING FALL I CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN
This is the first school for the Deaf in the United States.
What is the American School for the Deaf?
These are three of the originators of De'VIA.
This is how Helen Keller learned to speak and understand spoken word.
By placing her hands on the nose, mouth, and throat of the speaker.