What does it mean to be Deaf?

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What does it mean to be Deaf?

What is deafness? Not being able to hear well

What is deafness? Not being able to hear well May not be able to hear some sounds nearby

What is deafness? Not being able to hear well May not be able to hear some sounds nearby Teachers talking Friends laughing The school bell

What is deafness? Some children are born deaf

What is deafness? Some children are born deaf Others become deaf through illness

Ways of communicating

Ways of communicating Using our senses

Ways of communicating Using our senses Smell Taste Sight Touch

Ways of communicating Using our senses Hearing aids

Ways of communicating Using our senses Hearing aids Sign Language

Ways of communicating Using our senses Hearing aids Sign Language Finger spelling Lip reading

Hearing Aids Amplify, or make sounds louder

Hearing Aids Amplify, or make sounds louder Make sounds easier to hear

Sign Language British Sign Language

Sign Language British Sign Language Two handed gestures

Sign Language British Sign Language Two handed gestures Facial expressions

Sign Language British Sign Language Two handed gestures Facial expressions Body language

What would you do?

What would you do? If the telephone rang?

What would you do? If the telephone rang? Have a telephone with a flashing light

What would you do? If the doorbell rang?

What would you do? If the doorbell rang? Have the doorbell connected up to the lights in the house

What would you do? To watch television?

What would you do? To watch television? Use subtitles Teletext page 888 Hello

Communication Tips Get the person’s attention Tap their shoulder Face the person

Communication Tips Get the person’s attention Tap their shoulder Face the person Speak clearly and talk normally

Communication Tips Get the person’s attention Tap their shoulder Face the person Speak clearly and talk normally Don’t shout