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VL2: Visual Language and Visual Learning
gBlog Thats what Gallaudet is all about right? Our language is visual and so is our learning! Believe it or not, there is a Science of Learning Center on Kendall Green called VL²BUT, VL² is not limited to Kendall Green. They are a team of researchers from universities such as Georgetown University, NTID (National Technical Institute [...]
Higher Education Language Fri, Dec 28 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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Through Deaf Eyes
gBlog Of course I watched the PBS movie Through Deaf Eyes when it was originally shown on television, like just about everyone else I know! I loved it, and I wished I could see it again, but it never turned up on TV after that. Fortunately, my sister-in-law gave it to me for Xmas! [...]
Culture Thu, Dec 27 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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Why Gallaudet?
gBlog Why Gallaudet? They say; you can hear with your aids, you speak very [...]
Higher Education Language Tech Culture Sun, Dec 23 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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VRS Tips
gBlog I have a couple of suggestions for deaf people who use VRS often. I am speaking as a VRS interpreter, but not for any particular company. Please don't get mad if we have to transfer you to another interpreter. I promise, we have a good reason for doing so. If you already know what options [...]
Thu, Dec 20 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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Give Me a HUG
gBlog Casey, the other hearing student on this blog, posted about what it's like for her to be hearing at Gallaudet. She feels that 99% of students are completely accepting, and a few of the teachers maybe a little less so, but she has never been outright rejected because she is hearing. My experience is a [...]
Audism Thu, Dec 20 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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An evening with Dr. Hardaway
gBlog The Sisterhood is becoming a growing Organization and the ladies are blossoming and leading, just as we aim for. Things are going well with the organization and the students are well involve. Many of our members are either freshmen or Seniors, some of who has not yet explored the life outside the campus [...]
Higher Education Culture Wed, Dec 19 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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Hello from Jenelle Thomas
gBlog This is my first blog. Here is a video blog about my background. Hope you enjoy it. I will write more soon. [link] No Tags
Higher Education Language Culture Wed, Dec 19 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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The Gallaudet Experience Part II
gBlog I was able to answer a few questions in my last blog, and I'll try to wrap up the last few in this one. My actual experience at Gallaudet has been a mixed one, but overall, incredible. Upon arriving here, I honestly was very afraid of rejection and loneliness even though I had not experienced [...]
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The Gallaudet Experience
gBlog Many people have asked me since I started coming to Gallaudet University, “Do you like going to Gallaudet?” “What is it like?” “Are you accepted there by the other students?” “Was it hard to get accepted to the university?” I am going to take a break from my other story and go ahead and answer some [...]
Higher Education Language Culture Wed, Dec 12 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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about my self:
gBlog I'm a hard of hearing student who went to Lincoln high school, which is a mainstream school in Tacoma WA. Wasn't to sure where I wanted to go after I graduated from high school. I was thinking about going to the military, but that didn't quit work out. I remembered that my junior year in [...]
Higher Education Language Culture Tue, Dec 11 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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Yay, gBlog!
gBlog First of all, let me say how excited I am to be writing for gBlog! Thanks to my friend and fellow blogger Colleen for helping me get started. Also, I took that picture of the Edward Miner Gallaudet statue myself...I think it came out really good! Now, a little about myself. My [...]
Higher Education Language Culture Mon, Dec 10 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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turning points
gBlog So this past week, a big theme among the freshman was their “turning point,” or a time in their lives that deeply impacted them, typically these turning points are deaf-related. I'm not a freshman, but I knew about this topic not only through my friends, but I had to explain to one student I tutor [...]
Higher Education Language Education Tech Tue, Nov 13 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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just throwing some thoughts out on the table
gBlog I was working at the Homecoming football game (yes, I was one of those people sporting those *ama-za-zing* buff shirts that read bison crewgo me) and experienced a rather :-\ (for the lack of words) moment. One man asked me for something, and signed pretty please and I retorted with with sugar on top? This [...]
Culture Wed, Nov 07 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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To Go Or Not To Go...Now?
gBlog In my last blog, I left you saying that God had different plans for me than what I was expecting. I thought I would graduate with my A.A.S. in December of 2007 and attend Gallaudet in the Spring of 2008. However, by God's wonderful plan and design, my plans changed. It was the spring of 2007, [...]
Higher Education Thu, Nov 01 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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Why Gallaudet?
gBlog I always am asked, "Why Gallaudet? Why did you decide to come here?" Those questions are almost assuredly inquired after someone discovers that I am hearing. What's a hearing person doing at a Deaf university anyways? My answer is simple. I love Deaf people and I love ASL. Where else can I go that such a community exists where these two things can be...
Higher Education Language Culture Thu, Oct 18 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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"Sail away from the Safe Harbor"
gBlog "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." — Mark Twain My first experience of traveling with Deaf was brought about by the annual East Texas Deaf Fest...
Culture Thu, Sep 27 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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Journey To The Center Of...The Deaf-World?
gBlog Jex, Me, Day Day, and Kula shopping in Shreveport in 2007 This is my story about my journey into the Deaf-World that I have come to love. In my last blog, I shared about how I became acquainted with the Deaf-World and learned sign language. I started learning ASL three years ago, but my education was limited to classroom learning only. As I said before, I have no De...
Language Education Culture Fri, Sep 21 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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Welcome to the Deaf-World
gBlog Since this is my first blog, I want to introduce myself. My name is Casey and I am hearing. I am a transfer student from Texas, who grew up homeschooled. I have a very mixed family of three brothers and two sisters. That is a long story, so I won't bore you with the details. I have spent most of my life growing up in Texas, but my family did move to Oklahoma [...]
Higher Education Sat, Sep 01 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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2 1/2 weeks somehow felt like 2 months...
gBlog Okay, that wasn't necessary in the worse sense of things. When I got back to Maryland/DC after 2 1/2 weeks in Michigan, it somehow felt like I'd been gone for 2 months... like a typical college summer vacation. Weird. That was nice in the sense that "made" my summer a bit longer! School begins again in only 2 weeks. Wow. Michigan [...]
Art and Storytelling Education Culture Tue, Aug 14 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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People DO read this!
gBlog Ha. I just got an email via Facebook from a guy who is now in Costa Rica, wanting contact info for some people within the Deaf community over there. He said he saw my ramblings about Costa Rica on here... Yay! I was beginning to think gBlog was becoming dysfunct Okay, all humorous comments aside, all is great here! The aforementioned "comps" are [...]
Higher Education Language Education Fri, Jul 06 2007 hide this blog flag post Bookmark this Post bookmark post
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