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copy complete #1-4  Doorbuster-please copy and complete #1-4 below:  1.  1. In ASL, you do not need to sign articles such as a, an, & the, or conjunctions such as and, or, then, & but.  2.  2.You use a QR code by: _(explain)______________  ***The first person from each group to get my attention (shhh ) and that I see signing CANDY will get a surprise in a few minutes- I’ll list winning names on the board)  3.  3. Our test next Tuesday is over Unit _____ signs.  4.  4. Our test next Thursday is over _______________.

 1. Doorbuster  2. Signing Stories completed  3. Signs practiced- copy video  4. Sky Drive and tech. time.- on BISD website is lecture day-  ***Tomorrow is lecture day- VERY important for culture/grammar test next Thursday, and Final Exam.

copy complete #1-4  Doorbuster-please copy and complete #1-4 below:  1.  1. In ASL, you do not need to sign articles such as a, an, & the, or conjunctions such as and, or, then, & but.  2.  2.You use a QR code by: _(explain)______________  ***The first person from each group to get my attention (shhh ) and that I see signing CANDY will get a surprise in a few minutes- I’ll list winning names on the board)  3.  3. Our test next Tuesday is over Unit _____ signs.  4.  4. Our test next Thursday is over _______________.

 1. Doorbuster  2. Signing Stories completed  3. Signs practiced- copy video  4. Sky Drive and tech. info.- on BISD website is lecture day-  ***Tomorrow is lecture day- VERY important for culture/grammar test next Thursday, and Final Exam.

 Discrimination against deaf or hard of hearing individuals.  The belief that one is a “superior” being due to the ability to hear.

 Charles Micael Abbé de l’Epee  milan1880.html milan1880.html

 Abbe Charles Michel de L’Epee was an 18 th century priest who is known as the Father of Deaf Education  He founded the first public school for the deaf in the world.  He was dedicated to education and salvation of deaf people- his motivation.

 Abbe Sicard directed Epee’s school in france, and two of his pupils were Clerc and Massieu, who also became teachers.

 Later, in the USA, Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet had a neighbor with a deaf daughter (Alice Cogswell), so he set out to Europe to find a way to bring education to the deaf.  He was turned down in Scotland (they did not want to share their oral method), but met Sicard and was invited to France to learn a signed method.

 In France Laurent Clerc agreed to return to the USA with Gallaudet and found the first school for the deaf, in Hartford Conn. In  Eventually, his son Edward Miner Gallaudet, witnessed the charter signed for what became Gallaudet University  The rest continues above  In Arlington, there is a Deaf school called Jean Massieu Academy