7th Grade Deaf Culture Studies Interactive Videos

Examine perceptions and cultural nuances within Deaf culture, emphasizing self-identity and artistic expression. Gain insights into the unique experiences and adaptations of the Deaf community, fostering a deeper understanding of diversity and communication across cultures.

Explore the pivotal role of Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet in the history of deaf education, focusing on his pioneering efforts in founding schools and using sign language. Gain insight into the development of educational methods for the deaf and understand key historical impacts on modern practices in deaf education.

Explore American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary centered around daily routines and activities while mastering ASL sentence structures. Enhance communication skills in ASL by learning to sign time durations and express everyday activities effectively, preparing for practical use in real-life situations.

Examine the extensive history and varied cultures of Native American groups by focusing on their distinct languages, customs, and societies, as revealed through archaeological findings. Gain insights into the migration via the Bering land bridge, the advancements in Native American ways of life, and the importance of these contributions in historical contexts.

Explore the intricate world of Deaf Culture with a focus on communication methods used by individuals who identify as culturally deaf. Gain an understanding of the significance of American Sign Language and the cultural values shared within the Deaf community, enhancing appreciation for diverse communication practices.

Discover the early history and influences that shaped American Sign Language, tracing its origins from the unique signing community of Martha's Vineyard to the foundational contributions of Laurent Clerc and Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet. Gain insights into the evolution of ASL and the challenges it faced, recognizing shifts in educational attitudes and their impact on deaf education today.

Exploring the dynamics between deaf and hearing couples as they navigate family gatherings, highlighting effective communication strategies to bridge cultural gaps. Learners will understand how to manage communication challenges in mixed hearing environments and develop empathy towards the experiences of deaf individuals in social settings.

Investigate the origins and progression of American Sign Language, examining its historical influences and contemporary geographical usage. Gain insights into the societal impact of ASL, appreciating its significance as a primary language for a substantial community. This enhances cultural and linguistic understanding, equipping learners with the knowledge to engage more effectively with the Deaf community.

Explore American Sign Language by focusing on family-related signs, including terms like 'mother' and 'grandfather', as well as concepts such as 'retire'. Gain a comprehensive understanding of ASL family signs and develop communication skills to effectively convey basic family concepts within the deaf community.

Explore the diverse and expressive world of sign languages by learning from the experiences of Beatriz Romero, a skilled sign language interpreter and performer. Gain insights into her impactful contributions to music interpretation and her strong belief in the cultural significance of sign languages. Enhance understanding and appreciation of global communication forms and their cultural value.

Investigate American Sign Language and its use within educational environments, with an emphasis on understanding key terms and differentiating signs. Learners will improve their ability to recognize and interpret ASL signs associated with various academic subjects and activities, thereby advancing their communication skills in diverse school settings.