Deaf in America's Introduction

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Self identification
an important diagnostic in deciding who is Deaf.
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ASL
________ is independent of English.
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Lowercase deaf
________ when referring to audiological condition of not hearing.
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deaf
person who cant hear
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Deaf
deaf person immersed in their culture
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residential schools
state and funded boarding schools for deaf children
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ORAL
disallow use of signed language
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MANUAL
signed language is allowed
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lowercase d deaf
lack of hearing, either entirely or at a severe to profound level who choose not to participate in the deaf community or became deaf later in life
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Capital D Deaf
Individuals who are not hearing and are members of the deaf community
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Hard of Hearing
An individual with a hearing loss, mild to moderate
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What was Aristotle's view on Deaf people?
Without hearing, people cannot learn
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What was Plato's view on Deaf people?
Deaf people cannot speak and lack intelligence
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How did early Christians see deafness?
As a sin