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NoteStudied by 37 peopleWhat is ASL?
- visual gestural language: specific movements and shapes of the hands, arms, eyes, face, heard AND body positive words and intonation
- History of Sign Language
- whenever there are deaf people, there is a signed language
- deaf people in different areas probably had very little contact with each other
- 1817: Gallaudet become involved in establishing a school for the deaf in America
- was inspired by French method of education using signs
- French sign language combined with ASL to become modern day ASL
- Who Uses ASL?
- Americans and Canadians
- deaf people who use ASL see themselves as part of the Deaf community
- What is the Deaf Community?
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NoteStudied by 222893 peopleChapter 9: Sensation and Perception
NoteStudied by 63 peopletrftghgtrfgbhgt
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NoteStudied by 44 peopleCommunication in the Brain
NoteStudied by 9 peopleChapter 15 - DNA, RNA, and DNA Replication
NoteStudied by 37 people