Culture List 1 Full Lesson

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Match the following

Hearing Aid

Culture

Hard of Hearing

Interpret

Deaf School

• Hearing Aid

• Culture

• Hard of Hearing

• Interpret

• Deaf School

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​

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invented the carbon transmitter which changed sound into ​

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signals that could travel through wire and be converted back to sound again.

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In the view which of the following characterizes are shared by those that are culturally Deaf?

• Identify as Deaf

• Are labeled profoundly Deaf

• Do not consider deafness to be a disability

• Communicate in ASL

• Have a Deaf family

Multiple Choice

Re-Watch the video if needed: ASL is a Universal Language

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Re-Watch the video if needed: ASL has regional dialects.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Re-Watch the video if needed: According to the video how are some of the ways ASL has been passed down?

• Schools

• Community Events

• Families

• Social Media

• all of these were mentions

Culture

Family

Hearing Aid

Sound

Multiple Choice

Which sign is Interpret?

Multiple Choice

Rewatch the Video if Needed: What are the Four Components of Deaf Culture?

• Language

  Art

  Music

  Food

• Values

  Food

  Clothing

  Traditions

• Traditions

  Food

  Story Telling

  Art

• Behavioral Norms

  Traditions

  Values

  Language

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Rewatch the video if Needed: ASL is closer to

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than it is to ​

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Spanish

German

Chinese

French

English

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Rewatch the video if Needed: According to the video

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of Deaf children have ​

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5%

Deaf parents

Deaf siblings

Deaf grandparents

10%

15%

Multiple Choice

Rewatch the Video if Needed: Deaf greetings typically involve

• a hug

• handshake

• a short bow

• exchanging name signs

• All of these are used

Multiple Choice

Rewatch the Video if Needed: Incidental learning is how hearing people learn about the world from what they overhear

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

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The need to communicate and share information is the basis for a great deaf of behavioral norms in Deaf Culture

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

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Everyone in the Deaf Community get along with each other and consider all Deaf people friends.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Select

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Which of the following did the video mention about Deaf Culture values

• Efforts to ease communication barriers

• Sounds

• Visual Cues

• Multiple channels for learning and sharing information

• Incidental learning

Multiple Select

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Which of the following were mentioned as some of the multiple channels for sharing information.

• CART

• Visual signaling devices

• Captioning on Videos

• Video relay services

• Sign Language Interpreters

Match

Match the following

Voice

Access

Hear

Discrimination

Communication

• Voice

• Access

• Hear

• Discrimination

• Communication

Multiple Choice

Which sign is Birth/Born?

Open Ended

In your own words define Big D Deaf compared to Little d deaf

Communication

Chat

Match

Match the following

Washington DC

Oral

Equal

Education

Telephone

• Washington DC

• Oral

• Equal

• Education

• Telephone

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the inventor of the ​

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is the most famous supporter for ​

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education.

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Alexander Graham Bell

telephone

oral

Thomas Edison

light bulb

visual

Nikola Tesla

radio

auditory

Education

Teach

oral

Who

Equal

More

Match

Match the following

Question

TTY

Passed Down

Expressive

Message Comment

• Question

• TTY

• Passed Down

• Expressive

• Message Comment

Match

Match the following

Education

Communication

Generation

Listen

Hearing aid

• Education

• Communication

• Generation

• Listen

• Hearing aid