Mark's Early Life
Deaf Culture
Challenges & Obstacles
Personal Growth
Key Themes
100

Was Mark born Deaf or did his hearing loss progress?

Hearing loss progressed

100

What percentage of deaf people are born to deaf parents?

10%

100

What skill did Mark find exhausting?

Lip-reading

100

What form of communication did Mark embrace?

Sign language

100

What is the central theme of Deaf Again?

Self-acceptance

200

Was Mark born to hearing or deaf parents?

Deaf Parents

200

What language is central to Deaf culture?

ASL

200

What approach limited Mark's communication?

Oralist approach

200

What school did Mark go to after PMFS?

Germantown Friends School (GFS)

200

What is crucial to Deaf identity?

Language

300

What method of communication did Mark’s parents encourage?

Oralism

300

What is the device that tries to help deaf people "hear" in a different way, not a hearing aid?

Cochlear Implant

300

What is Mark’s critique of oralism?

Isolating

300

What did Mark realize about his Deafness?

It's an identity

300

How does the book view Deafness?

Cultural experience

400

Where was Mark born?

Philadelphia

400

Where did Mark find community?

Gallaudet

400

Why did Mark's parents say no to PSD?

Mark was academically ahead of PSD's students

400

How did "failing" the audiology tests mae Mark feel?

Like a failure

400

 How does Deaf Again portray being “Deaf in a hearing world”?

 Exhausting

500

What sport did Mark enjoy playing?

Baseball

500

Why did the students at Gallaudet go on strike?

They wanted a deaf president

500

How did Mark feel in the hearing world?

Misunderstood

500

What time in Mark's life did he write the first edition of Deaf Again?

Right Out of College

500

What did Mark learn from Sekou and his parents?

How to be proud of your culture