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    Life Without Words Essay

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    The community in which deaf individuals are raised in effect how they not only communicate but also their self-image and willingness to become active members of their community. How a community interacts and accepts the deaf individual has a huge impact on their outlook on life. In Cece Bell's’ novel El Deafo, the protagonist Cece’s outlook on life changes throughout the novel as different people interact with her and learn about her deafness, while in the documentary Life Without Words the…

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    “Unilateral hearing loss (UHL) means that hearing is normal in one ear but there is hearing loss in the other ear. The hearing loss can range from mild to very severe (ASHA).” Many children with unilateral hearing loss are identified at birth through newborn hearing screening programs. Early identification and intervention of hearing loss can slow down the progression or stop the hearing loss process. Early intervention is highly important for children who have unilateral hearing loss.…

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    The purpose of this study was to explore the influence of decision-making factors of caregivers of children with hearing loss regarding the use of speech, the use of sign, spoken language multilingualism, and spoken language choice. Often, caregivers are making these important decisions while often not knowing the effects it will have on them and their child. According to the article, the previous studies “(a) allowed for a comprehensive set of potential factors to be examined, (b) allowed for…

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    In society, there are many different individuals in the world that suffer from some sort of disability. Not everyone gets the chance to live a normal life because they might have a problem or sickness that they have to overcome. In the article “Victims from Birth” founding Editor Wendy McElroy, provides the story of Gauvin Hughes McCullough, whose deaf parents deny him a hearing aid, hoping he would grow up and be just like them. The lesbian couple were delighted to have Gauvin, their child to…

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    Cuticle Scale Patterns

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    A small clump of hair was recovered from a murder victim who was holding onto the clump of hair. The first step is to determine the color, length, and diameter of the hair found. The shape and color intensity of pigment granules can be different if the hair has been dyed or bleached. Dyed hair has color in the cuticle and cortex; bleaching removes pigment and gives a yellow tint. Then, determine if the hair found is human hair or animal hair by checking the cuticle scale patterns. There are 3…

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    Communication is defined as the ability to exchange a message to another person, whether it be spoken, signed, or gestured. If we placed ourselves in a room filled with hearing people, we all have equal access to one another’s conversations. We may not know what is being discussed in the conversations around us, but we can hear it happening. Now if we put a Deaf person in this room of a hundred voices, he/she will not know what is going on. He/she will have no access to the conversations around…

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    Sound And Fury Summary

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    The documentary Sound and Fury, focuses on the Artinian family and their decision on if their children should have a cochlear implant or stay deaf, remaining in the deaf community. The main conflict is determining if they are making the right decision for their child. Sound and Fury revolves around two families who have deaf children. One family, who is hearing, has a deaf infant. While the other child, Heather a four and a half year old, is from a deaf family. The issue here, is Heather…

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    This resembles members of the deaf community in that they rely heavily on sign language to communicate. “90% of the deaf community uses sign language as a means of communication” (Phan, 2013). Furthermore, they are isolated and separated by their deafness if those around them do not learn to sign or if they don’t learn to speak. Those who are deaf are often separated developmentally and academically, depending on when and what kind of early intervention services they receive, how extensive their…

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    Deaf discrimination can become a major problem for those who are known as deaf. People see it as a disability where some may think that these people need help at all times. Many people don’t believe that by being deaf, it does not mean you can’t do things for yourself. When applying for a job, it can be even more difficult because most jobs require verbal languages. Although, this does not mean that deaf people wouldn’t be qualified for certain job opportunities. While doing research on deaf…

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    Deaf Person Hauser

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    Peter Hauser did a presentation with TEDx at Gallaudet University titled “Liguisticism and Audism on the Developing Deaf Person.” Hauser obtained his Master’s degree from Gallaudet and went on to obtain a PhD in Psychology. At the time of this presentation, he was working at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) within the Deaf studies lab. His presentation focused on Audism, Linguisticism, and resilience. According to Hauser, audism was defined as “being Deaf is bad” by Dr. Tome Humphries…

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