An Exploration of Deaf Education through the Experiences of ...
The findings revealed that deaf people value facets of Deaf culture in all aspects of their lives, including education. Participants expressed the need for school staff and administrators to understand cultural nuances that are important for deaf students, the need for barrier-free communication, the
Deaf Culture: Exploring Deaf Communities in the United States
It is our thesis that the processes of identity construction and the recent discourse of Deaf identity are not unique phenomena at all but echo the experience of other embedded cultural groups around the world, particularly those that are stressed by the assertion of hegemony over them by others.
Deaf Culture: The Creation of Self and Socialization Through ...
purposes of this thesis, I will use “Deafcommunity” to refer to Deaf culture and identities. Based on the results in this study, sign language is identified as a way of life for the Deaf community. Participants explain that it defines their culture and who they are as individuals.
Deaf Students as a Linguistic and Cultural Minority: Shifting ...
DeafCulture Today. The issue of language access continues to be at the forefront of political, cultural, and educational movements concerning Deaf people today. New movements have arisen to promote positive Deaf identity.
The Cultural Gap: Deaf Community and Speech-Language Pathologists
ABSTRACT. The following paper discusses the cultural gap that has been created between Speech-Language. Pathologists and the Deaf community over the last 135 years.
Architecture Through the Senses: Navigating a World Without Noise
For this thesis, I engage in a comprehensive study of Deaf culture by learning AmericanSign Language (ASL) and immersing myself within the Deaf community. My objective is to gain insights into their unique modes of interaction, daily lives, and spatial preferences.
DEAF OR HEARING: A HEARING IMPAIRED INDIVIDUAL S NAVIGATION ...
ABSTRACT OF THESIS . DEAF OR HEARING: A HEARING IMPAIRED INDIVIDUAL’S NAVIGATION . BETWEEN TWO WORLDS . Identity construction and how an individual chooses to navigate or display their identity play an important role in how they communicate and interact with other individuals. One group in which identity construction and navigation is a difficult
The Artistic Influence of American Deaf culture and heritage ...
This thesis examines the combination of visual arts education with deaf studies. It explores teaching art lessons about deafculture and heritage to students of all ages. There are three lesson plans included each with a Deaf artist as the inspiration for the project and the focus of the lesson.
Deafspace: combining deaf culture and architecture
Deafculture is made up of culturally Deaf people in a community that uses ASL (American Sign Language) as their primary form of communication. Deaf people are a marginalized group of people who have created a community within a hearing world.
(PDF) Language, Identity, and Belonging: Deaf Cultural and ...
Cultural Deafness as denoted by the capital D in the term Deaf community describes a community of people who use sign language, identify with Deaf culture and history, and share in a rich...
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The findings revealed that deaf people value facets of Deaf culture in all aspects of their lives, including education. Participants expressed the need for school staff and administrators to understand cultural nuances that are important for deaf students, the need for barrier-free communication, the
It is our thesis that the processes of identity construction and the recent discourse of Deaf identity are not unique phenomena at all but echo the experience of other embedded cultural groups around the world, particularly those that are stressed by the assertion of hegemony over them by others.
purposes of this thesis, I will use “Deaf community” to refer to Deaf culture and identities. Based on the results in this study, sign language is identified as a way of life for the Deaf community. Participants explain that it defines their culture and who they are as individuals.
Deaf Culture Today. The issue of language access continues to be at the forefront of political, cultural, and educational movements concerning Deaf people today. New movements have arisen to promote positive Deaf identity.
ABSTRACT. The following paper discusses the cultural gap that has been created between Speech-Language. Pathologists and the Deaf community over the last 135 years.
For this thesis, I engage in a comprehensive study of Deaf culture by learning American Sign Language (ASL) and immersing myself within the Deaf community. My objective is to gain insights into their unique modes of interaction, daily lives, and spatial preferences.
ABSTRACT OF THESIS . DEAF OR HEARING: A HEARING IMPAIRED INDIVIDUAL’S NAVIGATION . BETWEEN TWO WORLDS . Identity construction and how an individual chooses to navigate or display their identity play an important role in how they communicate and interact with other individuals. One group in which identity construction and navigation is a difficult
This thesis examines the combination of visual arts education with deaf studies. It explores teaching art lessons about deaf culture and heritage to students of all ages. There are three lesson plans included each with a Deaf artist as the inspiration for the project and the focus of the lesson.
Deaf culture is made up of culturally Deaf people in a community that uses ASL (American Sign Language) as their primary form of communication. Deaf people are a marginalized group of people who have created a community within a hearing world.
Cultural Deafness as denoted by the capital D in the term Deaf community describes a community of people who use sign language, identify with Deaf culture and history, and share in a rich...