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Signing Saavy's First Newsletter! Check it out! The Deaf Project Welcome to the first Signing Savvy newsletter! We're excited to announce new animated lessons featuring sign language. View this email in your browser ... Mon, May 20 2013 Sound off: Should Deaf students be forced to mainstream? The Deaf Project What did you think of the latest episode of Switched at Birth? Is this a sign of things to come? See previous post of episode synopsis where the Carlton students stage an uprising mirroring Gallaudet's "Deaf President Now" fight... What is going on in your town, state, or nearest Deaf school? Do you think this is just a tv show? I THINK NOT! There are political agen... Tue, Mar 05 2013 Switched At Birth' To Do Entire Episode In American Sign... The Deaf Project How cool is this gonna be? It's about time they did one in all ASL; and I hope the ratings SOAR! Make your ASL voice be heard... write or blog your cable provider, the Switched at Birth website, the ABC Family station website, or the series producers/directors... whatever you can do... do it! We need more ASL on prime time TV as well as at major concerts/speaking even... Sun, Mar 03 2013 A Must Read: Columbine Student's Father 12 Years Later The Deaf Project COLUMBINE STUDENT'S FATHER 12 YEARS LATER!! Guess our national leaders didn't expect this. On Thursday, Darrell Scott, the father of Rachel Scott, a victim of the Columbine High School shootings in Littleton, Colorado, was invited to address the House Judiciary Committee's subcommittee. What he said to our national leaders during this special session of Congress w... Fri, Jan 18 2013 ASL in the movies? Rise of the Guardians could have used it... The Deaf Project Have you ever wondered why there isn't more diversity in the media/movies? We've integrated women, people of color, and of different cultures to a degree; and we have Marlee Matlin, right? But when will we truly have a fully representative field of actors/actresses and TV/movie characters/roles as well? We need to advocate for more use of ASL, perhaps an entire networ... Sun, Dec 30 2012 ASL... as close to a universal language as it gets? The Deaf Project As a child, from my first exposure to ASL, I wondered why we didn't all learn sign language. Why wasn't it offered in public schools as an Elementary English class or even later as an elective? It seemed to cross all language and hearing barriers; as at that time, I was unaware of Spanish SL, Japanese SL, etc. or any other kind of signed language like SEE or Pigeon. ... Mon, Nov 26 2012 Did you see this one??? Deaf Kid Kills Friend With Cochlear... The Deaf Project You can read a synopsis of the episode and a deaf person's review here; but, what do you think about these issues? CI's later in life vs. as an infant/toddler?; CI wearers as part of Deaf culture?; Deaf and Hearing as couples? Share your views please, and share this blog with your friends too~ Thank you. When the science lab confirms Andy Rierdan's blood traces... Tue, Nov 13 2012 Extreme Sports and Charity Walks Include Deaf... The Deaf Project OK, so I went skydiving last week in Molalla, Oregon at Skydive Oregon and took my daughter... wow, what a great experience! It was the most amazing feeling to free fall then to have control of the parachute and do 90 and 360 turns with the pull of the strap! Have you done it? Have you done any other extreme sports? Has being Deaf or H of H been a factor at all? It sh... Tue, Sep 18 2012 Interview for Preschool Interpreter Position Thursday...... The Deaf Project I'm excited and nervous. I am interviewing Thursday for 2 Preschool Interpreter positions... last interview I was on, my first for such a position... I kinda blew it on the Pokey Little Puppy on the spot interpretation. Totally forgot the sign for running... been practicing since. What advice can you offer regarding interviewing in general? Interviewing for an Interpr... Sun, Sep 09 2012 What are you looking for? The Deaf Project This your chance to have me do the research and reporting for you... what are your interests regarding the Deaf culture/community? Are you interested in Deaf events and the newest technological advances? Are you on the fence about Cochlear Implants and other medical advances? Are you in need of ASL support or encouragement whether Deaf or Hearing? Do you want to see m... Wed, Sep 05 2012 Found: The Best ASL Handshape Dictionary The Deaf Project Finally, I found the kind of ASL dictionary that fits my learning style! This one is organized by handshape just like the one I was trying to create myself! I am so happy to have such a great reference. If you are learning ASL, you must give this book a look because it may improve your signing! Available on Amazon.com it is called simply The American Sign Language Han... Wed, Sep 05 2012 Check out Yahoo news re: Deaf preschooler asked to change... The Deaf Project I've watched this video and it is a shame it has gone this far! SEE is this boys language and his modified "Hunter" symbol is far from threatening... Click here for the full story and video, then tell us your thoughts... Wed, Aug 29 2012 Any Deaf Events Left This Summer? The Deaf Project Hey guys and gals, What's going on yet this summer? Deaf Events or other events with interpretation? Anything at the Puyallup Fair or??? Fill me in and share your plans right here! Thanks! Tue, Aug 28 2012 Needed: ASL ITP books or DVD's The Deaf Project I am in search of ASL ITP course books or DVD's either for free or at a reasonable price. The ITP program at Seattle Central Community College is no longer available and I am trying to figure out how to further my interpretive skills while waiting on a new program to begin locally. Please help~ thank you. Thu, Aug 23 2012 Girl Scouts deny Deaf girl's needs... What do you think? The Deaf Project Read the article posted on this link to the NAD site and give us your view please. This blog seeks to bring awareness to discrimination and other controversial issues affecting the Deaf community, as well as to inform of great events and other relevant issues. Your feedback/comments will make this an even better blog... become a follower today and share this blog wit... Mon, Aug 20 2012 Breast Cancer Sucks! You Can Help Find A Cure! The Deaf Project Hello there! I have less than 30 days left to reach my personal fundraising goal for the Susan G Komen 3 Day for the Cure! You can help more than you know by supporting my efforts, and in exchange... I will do the walking for you! 60 miles over 3 days... whew! Training is gearing up... 18 miles this Saturday. We will be the one's in pink! When you see us out walking..... Thu, Aug 16 2012 Ryan Schlecht's One Man Show: The Vivacity of ASL, Voice... The Deaf Project THIS LOOKS TO BE A GREAT SHOW! Tickets are only $20 If you have seen this before; give us your review here... If there are other shows coming soon you want to tell us about... do that too! Thanks! [link] Wed, Aug 15 2012 Guest Post by John Peter Walsh; My 2 Weeks at Gallaudet The Deaf Project Attending Gallaudet University is not like enrolling in any college. It's like entering the world of the Deaf. There are three separate two week summer sessions of intensive ASL instruction. Six hours of classes daily, plus after school video preparations, dining in the cafeteria and living in dorms. Speech will make you as popular as someone ans... Fri, Aug 10 2012 Guest Post by John O'Connor; Help Reduce the Risk of... The Deaf Project Help Reduce the Risk of Hearing Loss With Healthy Lifestyle ChangesPeople who are at risk of hearing loss or those who are already hard of hearing can still reduce their risk of incurring further damage by taking some simple steps. The ears, like the rest of the body, are affected by what we eat, drink, and most importantly, listen to. Exposure to loud noises is one o... Thu, Aug 09 2012 Deaf Athletes in the Olympics? The Deaf Project I was wondering if we had any Deaf athletes in the Olympics, so I did what any curious blogger would do... I googled it! I only came up with a few good links; but two things disturbed me. Firstly, what I found most disturbing is that the Deflympics was just in July and I had no idea! I have to find out how to be better informed on such events for the Deaf community! I... Mon, Aug 06 2012 Final Book Review: Turn A Deaf Ear; Ch 10-12 The Deaf Project Enter danger, intrigue, suspense, and a few more characters to keep us inspired til the last line. More about food, family, prejudice, and life's challenges including the Mafia. You simply must read for yourself how this one all ends... I just did, and I am thinking it is worthy of a re-read just for pure pleasure! The Epilogue is a brief history of Deaf struggles, te... Fri, Aug 03 2012 Book Review: Turn A Deaf Ear; Chapters 7-9 The Deaf Project A distinctly Italian chapter that ends on a teary note is followed by Linda's first attempt at interpreting, which came about from a chance meeting. Friendship develops and the circle is enlarged. As we get to know Molly, we learn of another heart-wrenching account of Hearing parents not embracing their Deaf daughter; not learning to communicate with her, and all that... Tue, Jul 24 2012 Oh wow! Loving the book: Turn A Deaf Ear! The Deaf Project Well, chapters 4-6 did not disappoint and have me anxious to finish the book! Now we meet John, the Deaf man and feel the emotional issues introducing someone who communicates differently can bring about. I also learned that somewhere out there is a book about ASL that actually answers the questions my ASL 1-6 instructors have not answered... why does this sign mean t... Tue, Jul 17 2012 Article re TSA mocking a deaf man... makes me sick! The Deaf Project TSA mocks deaf man, steals his candy, eats it in front of him Thu, Jul 12 2012 The Deaf Project: Book Review: Turn A Deaf Ear; Chapters 1-3 The Deaf Project Check this out and see how you can win a copy of this heartwarming book for yourself! The Deaf Project: Book Review: Turn A Deaf Ear; Chapters 1-3: The first 3 chapters are engaging as we learn about an Italian family from New Jersey. The two teenage children, the grown and married daug... Sun, Jul 08 2012 Book Review: Turn A Deaf Ear; Chapters 1-3 The Deaf Project The first 3 chapters are engaging as we learn about an Italian family from New Jersey. The two teenage children, the grown and married daughter, and their mother, all face life altering changes together and their family bonds are inspiring. What I also love about this book so far is that I am learning about life in New Jersey and about being Italian, two t... Sun, Jul 08 2012 Turn A Deaf Ear; A story about food, family, and love. The Deaf Project Turn A Deaf Ear, by Janet Fiore Horger & Linda Fiore Sanders, is a love story about a hearing girl who marries a deaf man and how their worlds mesh. I have been asked to read it and write about it on this blog! How exciting! The book sounds very intriguing. The publicist, Darlene Chan, has also permitted me to have a contest so one of you awesome deaf project blog... Fri, Jun 29 2012 New Deaf Super Hero's! The Deaf Project [link] This is definitely a company I respect. What are your thoughts? What would really be cool is a Deaf super hero! Or a super hero fighting cancer! There could be a whole line of new super heros! Tue, Jun 26 2012 Letter from an adult with CI; one valid perspective The Deaf Project Dear Blog readers, The following is copied from an email I received from a friend of a friend, who began wearing her CI as an adult. She blessed me by her willingness to answer my questions (in black) for the sake of my learning more about the Deaf and HoH cultures and wanting to share that information with my blog readers. While I am sure that these questions w... Tue, Jun 19 2012 The Challenge: to Learn ASL Later in Life... The Deaf Project Is it possible at my age? Ugh... even after getting a 4.0 on my Pledge of Allegiance; I am once again doubting my passion for ASL will ever be more than a passing fancy. The RT's are my stumbling blocks... who am I kidding? They are more like my Devil's Towers or Mt. Rushmore's... which are 2 of the dozens of translations I totally missed tonight. But seriou... Fri, Jun 08 2012 Viral video of 2 year old hearing mom's voice for the first... The Deaf Project [link] What are your thoughts and experiences about CI's? Different for children and adults? How? Is deafness something to be fixed? Is it a handicap or more like an 'accent' or foreign language? Is the surgical risk always worth it? Does CI therapy impede more natural learning? Does the child still learn ASL? Will/should the parents learn ASL? Will the child ... Tue, Jun 05 2012 Looking for C.I. input... The Deaf Project Hello ASL friends... I am getting ready to publish an interview with a woman who wears a cochlear implant and just loves it! I am grateful for her candid interview and appreciate her view point; but would love to hear from others on the subject. The interview I have involves a woman who received her CI as an adult and had gone deaf gradually. It would be a more inform... Tue, May 29 2012 Kids say the darndest things... The Deaf Project So said Art Linkletter and Bill Cosby... and I couldn't agree more! So, I had this captive audience of the sweetest first graders ever gathered around my feet as I began to talk about some of the causes of deafness and what it might feel like to be deaf. Their wonderful teacher had already prepared them by showing a film about being Deaf and posting the manual alphabe... Sun, Apr 29 2012 Have a deaf child? A must read... The Deaf Project I have gotten permission from the author of this article to share it with you and highly recommend you pass it along to anyone with a deaf child in their home, classroom, congregation, whatever the situaion. It pretty much sums up several serious issues facing deaf children from history til now... have a box of tissue handy. [link] Thu, Apr 12 2012 Teaching ASL to First Graders... New Project! The Deaf Project I have been given the opportunity to teach my son's first grade class sign language every Friday from April til the end of school! I need to know what basics to teach them and how to incorporate Deaf Culture on their level. They are an all Hearing class. Suggestions welcomed! I am so excited! Then after teaching them the manual alphabet and some basics; at&... Sun, Mar 25 2012 The Deaf Project-Flying in Virtual Silence-#2 The Deaf Project #2Flying in Virtual SilenceByKelly MurrayMy 7yr old son and I were dropped off at SEATAC around10pm Tues., Feb. 28th for our flight leaving at 8am Wed. morning. Wearrived early because my husband works graveyard shift at the Air Force baseand he drove us. The plan was to stay in the USO lounge (traveling military) accommodationsovernight where we could be comfortable ... Sat, Mar 10 2012 Have a deaf child? A must read... The Deaf Project I have gotten permission from the author of this article to share it with you and highly recommend you pass it along to anyone with a deaf child in their home, classroom, congregation, whatever the situaion. It pretty much sums up several serious issues facing deaf children from history til now... have a box of tissue handy. [link] Tue, Feb 21 2012 The Deaf Project-Shopping-#1 The Deaf Project TheDeaf ProjectByKelly and Danni Feb.17, 2012Nervous, but excited, Danniand I entered our first of four stops we would make for our Deaf Project lastnight. The Kitchen Collection store in Centralia, WA is located in the outletstore section of town. Our mission was to see how Deaf consumers would betreated personally by fellow shoppers and professionally by busine... Sat, Feb 18 2012 Let the project begin... any suggestions? The Deaf Project Off to Centralia tomorrow to do The Deaf Project experiment... let's see if I can "not talk" and not react to sounds around me long enough to truly document how a Deaf person gets service as a consumer in a predominantly hearing venue. Fri, Feb 17 2012 Lessons from early February interactions The Deaf Project -Sometimes an interpreter will intentionally not sign a phrase for several reasons. In church, our terp left out "kangaroo court" as a description of a biblical event. It would have taken too long to explain what was actually unnecessary in understanding the passage. Most of the time however; they will take the time to sign our pastor's jokes, whether relating to... Tue, Feb 14 2012 Chuck Baird, Noted Artist and RIT/NTID Alumnus, Dies The Deaf Project Wow, I just learned about Chuck Baird tonight from his friend, my ASL 5 teacher. What a terrible loss. His paintings are beautiful and so fraught with meaning. You simply must view them to appreciate fully. Nat tells us he was also an actor with National Theatre for the Deaf and was accomplished in many areas. Here are some links to his death notice, his biography, an... Tue, Feb 14 2012 Folklore and Stories... The Deaf Project Today is devoted to practicing role shifting and nms/facial expressions so I can tell better ABC stories, narrations, and fingerspelled word characterizations. I so love creative expression! Back to practicing:D Mon, Feb 13 2012 Deaf UW Softball Pitcher makes news...
The Deaf Project [link] you know any Deaf or Hearing Impaired athletes? Are they accepted by their teammates? Did their coach or teammates learn any ASL to improve communication and build relationships? Do you think Deaf athletes should only play on Deaf teams? Wed, Feb 08 2012 |
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