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By: Natalie Gordinier

What Is Deaf World? Over 30 million Deaf in USA alone A difference in experience NOT a disability Big D little d

Overview Some Important People The First Education Off to College we GO! Misconceptions

More overview Communication American Sign Language Cultural Comparison What’s happening now?

Some Important People Thomas H. Gallaudet Mason Fitch Cogswell Laurent Clerc

The First Education Gallaudet The Oral Method American Sign Language

Off to College we GO! Amos Kendal Edward Miner Gallaudet 1864, Abe Lincoln, Make it official Deaf President Now

Misconceptions Deaf = Dumb No speech in communication Deafness is a Disability You can’t sign, you can’t communicate Cochlear Implants solve everything Deafness is hereditary

Communication American Sign Language SimComming Telephone

American Sign Language… ASL Pidgin Signing Exact English

…and how it started. Thomas H. Gallaudet Abbe Roche Ambroise Sicard French to American

Cultural Comparison Pointing Bluntness Getting someone’s attention Socializing Introductions Talking with your mouth full

What’s happening now? Deaf Awareness Week Through Deaf Eyes See What I’m Saying Gallaudet University Deaf Performers

To Sum It All Up… Gallaudet, The man, The School Changing The Misconception American Sign Language Hearing Vs Deaf Culture Deaf World Today

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