Mythbusting about American Sign Language and Deaf Culture
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World Languages
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KG - 12th Grade
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Hard
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1.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
American Sign Language is related to:
Back
French Sign Language.
Answer explanation
American Sign Langauge used most Old French Sign Language because Laurent Clerc taught Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet sign language as they journeyed back to America to establish first school for the deaf in 1817.
We will revisit this topic in the spring.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Percent of Deaf people married to other Deaf individuals?
Back
90 percent
Answer explanation
90% of Deaf people tend to be in relationships with other deaf persons for the sake of communication accessibility and empathy. 10% of Deaf people are brave to be in relationships with hearing people.
Word of caution: hearing people needs to maintain a sign language zone in order for the relationships with deaf people to flourish.
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Role of facial expressions, head movements, eye gaze, and mouth shapes in ASL:
Back
Grammatical (function of sentence)
Answer explanation
Eyebrows are used to show the functions of sentences and can be presented as questions or statements. Mouth morphemes are used to describe sizes (small and big) and distances (close and far) and time (recent and long time ago) and quality/degree (smart and genius; hot and flaming; wet and soaking).
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Focus on the signer's:
Back
face
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Getting a Deaf person's attention when they're not facing you:
Back
Tap their shoulder.
Answer explanation
Tap the Deaf person is a good option as long as you don't tap too hard.
Most Deaf people cannot hear so yelling is pointless.
It is okay to wave to get a Deaf person's attention but not too close as in the face.
It is not necessary to walk toward and stand in front of the Deaf person.
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Path blocked by signers conversing:
Back
Go ahead and walk through.
Answer explanation
Do walk through WITHOUT saying or signing "excuse me" and not stopping in the middle.
7.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Least effective communication strategy between Deaf and hearing people?
Back
Speech and lipreading.
Answer explanation
Speech and lipreading is the most least effective to communicate.
Writing back and forth (texting) is acceptable.
Using sign language interpreters is better.
Using sign language to communicate is the BEST effective to communicate.
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