When discussing a Deaf individual who does not use spoken language, it is essential to refrain from using the outdated term “deaf-mute.” This term is no longer considered acceptable. The term “mute” typically refers to someone who is unable to produce sounds or has a physical condition that affects their […]
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Check Your Sources, Support Deaf Content!
Introduction: In today’s digital age, the vast realm of social media provides an abundance of content on various topics. From entertainment to educational resources, you can find information about almost anything with just a few taps on your screen. One area where this holds true is in the domain of […]
Improving Your ASL Skills: The Importance of Learning from Multiple Instructors
Learning is a never-ending journey. It is a process that should never stop, even when we are not in school. Learning is a way to improve our skills, expand our knowledge, and become better versions of ourselves. In fact, continuous learning is crucial for personal growth, career development, and staying […]
Leave The Teaching To The Deafies
Moving Beyond the Hearing Savior Complex: A Real Approach to ASL Education There is a significant amount of discussion and strong feelings circulating on social media surrounding the topic of hearing people teaching ASL. Here are a couple of AI-generated ideas on what to do instead of teaching ASL. AI […]
Have You Ever Lost Your Voice?
This text was generated by AI with the prompt of “have you ever lost your voice? write 300 words how ASL could help during times of not being able to speak.” ===== As an AI language model, I don’t have a physical voice, so I cannot lose my voice like […]
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