Using ASL Online vs In-Person
Technology is becoming more and more popular nowadays. People uses their phones for social media, news, text, check emails, etc. D/deaf people use technology way more than hearing people. There […]
Deaf Travel Part 2
Updated /1 Comment/in Deaf Accessibility, Deaf Culture, International Sign Languages /by Katelyn ChengDeaf people can do anything except hear. Anything includes traveling. Did you know that there are a lot of Deaf travelers. Most people wonder, “How do Deaf people travel if […]
How to Raise a Deafblind Child?
Updated /0 Comments/in Baby Sign Language, Deaf Accessibility, Hearing Loss /by Katelyn ChengFor many parents, it is hard enough to hear from the doctor’s that their child is deaf or to find out your child becomes deaf later in his or her […]
Cued Speech
Updated /0 Comments/in About ASL, Baby Sign Language, Deaf Accessibility, Deaf Culture, Hearing Loss /by Katelyn ChengCued speech is not American Sign Language. Cued speech and ASL are two totally different forms of communication. People who communicate in ASL usually turn off the voice. Also, ASL […]
Deaf Students in Mainstream Education
Updated /3 Comments/in Deaf Accessibility /by Katelyn ChengD/deaf students need accommodations that will help them be successful in their education. Normal hearing students can easily listen and multitask by taking notes during lectures; however, this is not […]
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