School Module 2 Lesson FULL

​Day 1

Multiple Choice

Which law ensures interpreters get paid for the first time.

• Americans with Disabilities Act 1990

• Individuals with Disabilities Act of 1975

• Rehabilitation Act of 1973

• Vocational Act of 1965

Multiple Choice

Which law created Least Restrictive Enviorment?

• Americans with Disabilities Act 1990

• Individuals with Disabilities Act of 1975

• Rehabilitation Act of 1973

• Vocational Act of 1965

​Thinking

​Teach

​Graduate

​Write

​Add the
Agent Marker to the
end of Library to create
the sign
Librarian

​Did you know?
This version of Freshman comes from the tradition of giving an incoming Freshman to Gallaudet University a Rat!

Multiple Choice

Who is known as the 'father of sign language and deaf education'?

• Abbe’s Charles de l'epee

• Thomas Hopkins Galluadet

• 
  William Stokoe

• Laurent Clerc

Multiple Choice

What was Plato's view on deaf education?

• 
  He was indifferent.

• He believed it was essential.

• He supported it wholeheartedly.

• He thought it was pointless.

Multiple Choice

In which decade did the height of pure oralism occur?

• 1900

• 1920

• 1940

• 1960

• 1980

Multiple Choice

What was the first manually coded system created in 1970?

• 
  American Sign Language

• Signed English

• Cued Speech

• Braille

Multiple Choice

What was the final statement of the 'Deaf President Now' movement?

• Deaf education is essential for all.

• Sign language is the best form of communication.

• Deaf people can do anything hearing people can do except hear.

• Oralism is a failure.

​Day 2

Crayon

Glue

Sophomore

Freshman

​Deaf students have several educational options tailored to their needs.

Sign language /Manualism focuses on using sign language as the primary mode of communication, enabling students to learn and interact through a visual language.

Total communication combines various methods, including sign language, speech, lip-reading, and finger spelling, to provide a flexible approach that adapts to the individual needs of each student.
Oralism emphasizes teaching Deaf students to speak and read lips, aiming to integrate them into the hearing world without reliance on sign language. Each method has its own
benefits and challenges, and the choice often depends on the student's
preferences, needs, and educational goals. These approaches aim to ensure
that Deaf students receive a comprehensive and accessible education.

​Educational Options

Multiple Choice

What event at the Deaf school helped the narrator gain confidence?

• Sports competitions

• ASL Literature week

• Science faire

• Math Contest

• Theater

Multiple Choice

What did the narrator feel about their family in relation to their Deaf school?

• Their family discouraged signing

• Their family could sign but the Deaf school felt like home

• Their family was also Deaf

• Their family couldn't sign

Multiple Choice

What was the narrator's initial feeling about signing before attending the Deaf school?

• Arrogant

• Confident

• Expressive

• Timid

Multiple Choice

What was the narrator's experience with sports leagues before joining the Deaf school?

• They felt superior

• They felt indifferent

• They felt inferior

• They felt equal

Multiple Choice

What was a challenge the narrator faced at the public school with interpreters?

• Interpreters sometimes missed parts

• Interpreters were not needed

• Interpreters were too strict

• Interpreters were always available

Multiple Choice

How did the narrator feel at the Deaf school compared to the public school?

• More free

• More dependent

• More isolated

• More confused

​Day 3

​Review the Rooms in
the school with Meredith

​Non Manual Markers

TH = Lazy
STA-STA = Long progress, hard

​Non Manual Markers

YOU CAN ALSO USED CLENCHED TEETH AND A WIGGLE LIKE THIS TO SHOW INTENESE STUDYING

Multiple Choice

All of the following are modals except

• Will

• Can

• Finish

• Always

• Tomorrow

Match

Match the following

University

School

Elementary

Kindergarten

Middle School

• University

• School

• Elementary

• Kindergarten

• Middle School

Match

Match the following

Schedule

Stupid

Equal

Smart

Study

• Schedule

• Stupid

• Equal

• Smart

• Study

​Day 4

​Review the Rooms in
the school with Mr. Smith

Match

Match the following

Dictionary

Collect / Gather

Study

Project

College

• Dictionary

• Collect / Gather

• Study

• Project

• College

Multiple Choice

Modals are:

• Auxiliary Verbs

• Prepositions

• Conjunctions

• Interjections

• Articles

Multiple Select

Modals can be signed

• Before the Verb

• At the end of the sentence before the pronoun tag

• After the subject

• After the time adverbial

• Before the verb and before the pronoun tag

Multiple Choice

All of the following are modals except

• Will

• Can

• Finish

• Always

• Tomorrow