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CCG's, CQC and the true esult of UK care. At The Rim ATR picked up this recently online from the UK's largest hearing loss charity (Who failed to mention it is selling off all their own care homes for the deaf). It also fails to clarify devolved areas use differing health options too, so we should not read this as an 'UK-wide' thing. "Vital hearing aid services across England could be at risk because an overwhelm... Sun, Jan 26 2020 · 7 hours ago Researching deaf reading abilities. At The Rim I wonder if there is a distinct difference approach? between DEAF and Hard of Hearing attainment, it would be an error to assume 'like with like' as even a few more decibels holds a real key to attainment (As does reliance on non-standard ASL grammar approaches). As we are aware the USA has just a single Deaf University where such statistics can be be done with a... Sat, Jan 25 2020 USA Census At The Rim LNKI. What are the questions regarding deaf people and sign usage? degree of skills? daily or occasional usage etc? In the UK census a simple question was do you sign and it failed to identify who did, or how effective it was for the deaf, the question was 'loaded' by signing activist language groups to omit actual usage and reliance facts. It meant a census stati... Fri, Jan 24 2020 Charity moving from support to campaigning? At The Rim ATR. A recent charity article, poorly sourced it seems, as only the NDCS actually campaigns for all children with hearing loss, NONE of the other UK charities are inclusive but 'A or B' supportive via db loss or sign usage. In short, campaigning is pointless unless INCLUSIVE. As regards to successfully installing a BSL GCSE we have yet to see it, and the NDCS a... Fri, Jan 24 2020 Deaf who cannot sign to get Help? At The Rim The London AssemblyQuestions to the Mayor. [Peabody index 2019 (2)]. Peabody index 2019 (2) Meeting: MQT on 2020-01-16 Session date: January 16, 2020 Reference: 2020/0157 Question By: Jennette Arnold OBE Organisation: Labour Group Asked Of: The Mayor Question: According to Peabody’s latest report, 9.3% of disabled Londoners are unemployed, com... Fri, Jan 24 2020 Origins of Sign? At The Rim Linguists have long studied the origins of human speech, with two centuries of research dedicated to unravelling the birth and evolution of human dialogue. Researchers from the University of Texas claim sign language has been far less studied, despite being 'at least as ancient as speech'. Justin Power, a PhD student at the University of Texas in the US and firs... Thu, Jan 23 2020 Porn for the HI. At The Rim Humor_ Porn For The Hearing Impaired from Sssh.com Original Films on Vimeo.But still lacking captions. Tue, Jan 21 2020 Deaf Do Beethoven At The Rim The real Beethoven. A badly-dressed slob? (Sorry no history at all of sign language and he had no time for disabled he thought inferior). Beethoven was a very complex man and lived a very difficult life, struggling with increasing hearing loss, frequent physical ailments. strained relations with his brothers and difficulties with the care and protection of his ne... Tue, Jan 21 2020 Uni-Sign At The Rim According to the USA "There is no universal sign language. Different sign languages are used in different countries or regions." A response to a recent social media plug for uni-sign with not many impressed with that. "I don't think many UK deaf understand it at all, I was surprised people like the BDA etc actually attend the EUD as they always ne... Mon, Jan 20 2020 Astronomy has a sign problem. At The Rim We think the sign is the problem, it's 'language' and 'dictionary' lacks sufficient signs to do in-depth subjects and detail. Ask ANY deaf sign user to explain. You might just as well ask them to explain thermonuclear dynamics in depth. Mostly deaf were conned about how effective their language is. Rather than understand their education and sign was poor, they ... Sat, Jan 18 2020 Deaf man sues for lack of porn access. At The Rim A deaf man has sued Pornhub over allegations that it does not place closed-caption subtitles on its videos. The hearing-impaired man said he couldn’t understand the dialogue in the site’s porn films and said he would subscribe to its premium membership option – if only he knew what was going on the blue movies. (Is he blind as well?). In his court case, the... Sat, Jan 18 2020 Corrrie gets deaf baby. At The Rim Gemma Winter in Coronation Street to get ‘heartbreaking’ news one of her babies is deaf David Gemma Winter played by Dolly-Rose Gemma and Chesney face a fresh challenge New Coronation Street mum Gemma Winter will be told that baby Aled is deaf in a new storyline that aims to raise awareness of how a family can cope with the diagnosis. Gemma (Dolly Rose... Fri, Jan 17 2020 Signable At The Rim What is Signable? Using cutting-edge technology, Signable provides the best way to capture an eSignature on a document between two (or more) parties. Signable provides easy to use software to thousands of businesses using a secure online, digital process for signing documents. It’s easy to create an electronic document from scratch or upload an existing Micros... Fri, Jan 17 2020 Forced to fund raise to communicate to own child. At The Rim Why didn't social services or the school teach the parents it? It makes no sense to teach a deaf child a language the parents can't follow. Parents of a toddler who is deaf hope they will finally be able to communicate with her after being forced to fundraise for sign language lessons. Ros and Josh Hannam, from Caldicot, were told after Lola was born that they wo... Fri, Jan 17 2020 Wills does some finger-spelling. At The Rim Perhaps he can teach his gran now she has a hearing aid :) He shouldn't bother with Phill 'though he stopped listening years ago. Thu, Jan 16 2020 Are Hearing People Destroying Deaf Education At The Rim ATR: One suspects hearing areas are trying to establish a norm regarding sign language to enable children deaf more able to integrate with hearing? But yes, commercialisation of sign language is the norm in the UK too, the success of deaf activism in selling sign language was seen an opportunity by hearing areas to capitalise on. Sign is a victim of its own 'suc... Wed, Jan 15 2020 Protocols for accessing the hearing. At The Rim The perfect meeting, does it exist? I've used various technologies but hearing workers rendered them unreliable because they kept talking over each other and would not wait until I could follow properly. The right protocol presumably, is one person speaking at a time and nobody having a discussion amongst themselves, (so that prevents the Deaf bothering to hold on... Wed, Jan 15 2020 Top 10 Deaf responses to the BBC Teletext closure. At The Rim Assembled from various Social media sites and collated to give a general overview of the BBC's decision to remove Teletext options, and then cross-relating it to TV media exposure for deaf people and their sign language. #1 I think it (Teletext), has served it purpose really. It was wonderful years ago to be able to switch on the TV and see what other deaf people... Tue, Jan 14 2020 BBC to close their text service. At The Rim Deaf social media on the BBC's recent declaration they are removing their TV text service. ATR: We read this before we quite liked that service as it was essential before we all had access to the net on phones etc, but bear in mind many older deaf (Reputed to be above 60%), still don't access online and now won't have access via their TV anymore. We appreciat... Mon, Jan 13 2020 Breaking News: Queen has a hearing aid. At The Rim Forget the Harry and Meghan roadshow, and will they? won't they? go with their dogs to Canada and then make a mint on Instagram trading on their royal status in case UK taxpayers decide to cut them off... And Meghan insisting American media will leave them alone to pursue social media money-making and the odd game of polo. This is REAL News (For those presumably wi... Mon, Jan 13 2020 My life with hearing loss At The Rim ATR recommends this blog written by Steve Claridge, as a deserving read. Steve: "I’m 45 years old now, I have been steadily losing my hearing since I was 5 and have been wearing hearing aids on-and-off for most of that time. Here’s my story: Childhood Hearing Problems. At the age of 5 my parents took me to the local doctor because I was sometim... Mon, Jan 13 2020 Struggling AOHL to sell off care homes for deaf? At The Rim We are now seeing how the 'restructuring' of the olde RNID is now panning out, after warnings they were losing money, it's CEO said 'we want to now concentrate on the cure.' By leaving support to others? As regards to selling out deaf people less than 20% of their output is designed to support those. They are staying online so write in instead. Can we now see th... Sun, Jan 12 2020 Do deaf people? At The Rim If they never meet deaf people should you not be asking why? There are many within the deaf community who have no interest in integrating with or meeting up with hearing people on any regular basis and defend the 'deaf space' to the point of banning hearing going into the deaf community areas to SEE what they really do, all it is, is mostly half-hearted attempts to t... Sun, Jan 12 2020 The Deaf and Mental Health (II). At The Rim Following on from the Scandal at Bury Hospital, ATR contacted leading areas of BSL interpreters including the ASLI, SignHealth, and Signature, and asked the basic question 'How many UK Interpreters of British Sign Language had a specialisation in Deaf Mental Health? and none of the areas quoted said there were ANY quotable records of such specialisation, but, what tra... Sat, Jan 11 2020 Difficult Decisions At The Rim North Staffordshire NHS on consulting whether to cut more hearing loss services and provision. Social media of the hard of hearing variety a bit apathetic about the whole thing. Cuts to hearing aid provisions in the pipeline (Again!). Difficult Decisions - (what Staffs NHS said:) Help us to Prioritise and Align Clinical Policies The six CCGs in Staffordshire and St... Fri, Jan 10 2020 A Hearing Aid with eyes. At The Rim OrCam is expanding to hearing impairment with the OrCam Hear. It can be particularly useful in loud rooms. The device helps you identify and isolate a speaker’s voice so you can follow a conversation even in a public space. You pair it with your existing Bluetooth hearing aids. OrCam is introducing the OrCam Read, a handheld AI reader. This time, you don’t cl... Fri, Jan 10 2020 Did Deafo! fail to get BSL in education? At The Rim Seems they got little else but publicity but played down the fact the Welsh Assembly did not in the end, endorse it despite a campaign lasting 3 years... Comment: BSL promotes BSL there was little or no evidence the deaf were using BSL to access welsh or wanted to, and there is well-known deaf opposition to learning English grammar too, the petition was not exa... Wed, Jan 08 2020 How Useful are CI's? At The Rim The usefulness of cochlear implantation in children with single-sided deafness Objectives: Children with single-sided deafness (SSD) show a poorer performance at school, which is attributable to reduced speech discrimination in noise, to reduced localization ability, and to a decreased power of concentration due to faster hearing exhaustion. Therefore, it is imp... Wed, Jan 08 2020 Deaf alerts (Fires in Australia). At The Rim Deaf Australia - Community Updates 7 January 2020 from Deaf Australia on Vimeo. Tue, Jan 07 2020 Blue Badges and the deaf. At The Rim Can the (UK), deaf claim this concession? "I just received information about the 'eligibility criteria' for a Blue Badge for people with hidden disabilities. The email ended with...'to be clear, people registered as deaf will not be eligible'. Interesting to see that if I felt I would 'become aggressive towards people and didn't understand why', I might have been e... Mon, Jan 06 2020 Finding your peer group. At The Rim Aka: "How To Find A Hearing Loss Support Group." I recently came across. A short extract contained here:- "Many hearing loss support groups exist — both actual and virtual. Hearing Loss Association of America runs the largest group in the United States, operating more than 100 local chapters and holding an annual convention each year. Click here to find a chapter... Sun, Jan 05 2020 Deaf Grassroots movement. At The Rim Deaf Grassroots Movement (part 1) from Kah Mendoza on Vimeo.Now we know who to blame lol Fri, Jan 03 2020 USA: 1st doll with hearing loss At The Rim Am I the only person who notes that actually, dolls cannot hear anyway? Q. Does including all disabilities in toys achieve anything? Who buys them but the disabled? Thus limiting awareness to the already converted. The new doll, which debuted on "Good Morning America," is a competitive cheerleader and a surfer from southern California. American Girl's 2020 Girl... Fri, Jan 03 2020 Mental Health for Deaf? At The Rim Cygnet has a mental health hospital in Bury with all profoundly deaf patients. Social media comment hides the reality of deaf mental health 'specialised support'. (Now said to be sold to USA to run!). First:- "Being deaf myself I am shocked that a mental health hospital is for deaf people. Why on Earth segregate the deaf from hearing patients? We live alongs... Fri, Jan 03 2020 Post it? Lose it? get Spammed instead. At The Rim One result of a recent search: Only 24 UK deaf links today, but just THREE of them concerned the UK itself. Can youtube posters please remember adding the 'deaf/sign/culture or hearing loss' tags will NOT mean it can be located by UK deaf viewers? Not even adding 'UK' will guarantee it relates to them. UK output is too small to 'compete' with the rest of the wor... Tue, Dec 31 2019 Mainstream to achieve Parity? At The Rim Probably the story of the year where equal rights success, created huge inequalities and discrimination as a direct result, and why there is a need to re-write the human rights laws in the UK so EVERYONE gets the same deal. Have minority campaigns created more inequality? E.G, has cultural promotion created discrimination at deaf support? Was support redefined... Tue, Dec 31 2019 12m missing. At The Rim Covering the latest pre-emptive campaign by the UK's largest hearing loss charity the AOHL, currently re-branding' itself again to hide the fact they are losing ground and funding. That make the leading TWO charities in the UK the BDA and AOHL struggling to stay solvent. The AOHL are going all out to retain hearing and prevent deafness as averse to offering help t... Mon, Dec 30 2019 Assistive Technologies. At The Rim "Assistive technology: items designed specifically to help people with vision loss or other disabilities, including everything from screen readers for blind individuals or screen magnifiers for low-vision computer users, video magnifiers and other devices for reading and writing with low vision, to braille watches, (blind charity)." What are some examples of assistiv... Mon, Dec 30 2019 Harper Beckham signs.. At The Rim David Beckham has been praised by fans for sharing a 'ridiculously cute' video of Harper where she wishes merry Christmas in sign language. Albeit ASL isn't British sign. Prepare to be underwhelmed. The proud dad shared the sweet clip on his Instagram account, where the little girl is seen wishing people a merry Christmas in American Sign Language. Alongside it, h... Sat, Dec 28 2019 The missing 'LINK' At The Rim As we grind on tpo yet another year, just what IS available for people losing hearing, and struggling with it? This charity offers some sort of talk and linking up with other therapies to help us cope, but looks more like the off-shoot of lip-reading class systems where those who really can struggle to cope cannot access even that. Talking requires hearing what i... Sat, Dec 28 2019 Review of 2019 At The Rim A few snippets of ATR output coverage this year, just a small example over 1200 blogs ATR has published this year, how many did YOU miss? An overview is deaf and HoH awareness has failed again this year, BSL is still struggling, deaf charities are failing and closing, and access and inclusion for deaf children and adults is even more of an issue than it was last... Thu, Dec 26 2019 Does BSL exist?
At The Rim Some social media responses cast doubt on it. "The fact is that British Sign Language was invented by a team of academics. Some of them were awarded OBE's for their work. I know this because I went to school with some of them. You need to distinguish between sign language, which probably goes back to the cave men and British Sign Language which was invented at t... Tue, Dec 24 2019 |
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