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English
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A documentary about the active and varied lives of a number of deaf individuals, which explores some of the myths about deafness. The program surveys national legislation, employment and educational needs for the deaf but concentrates on the people of the deaf community who lead full social and work lives.
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English
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In See What I Mean, 2nd Edition, host Thomas Holcomb presents all the classic scenes of cultural misunderstanding between Deaf and hearing cultures discussed in the original version of See What I Mean plus he presents four (4) new scenes featuring the latest innovations in technology that have a profound effect on the Deaf Community including: Text pagers; Videophones; Video relay service; and E-mail. This DVD is recommended for ASL students, interpreters,...
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English
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People who become hard of hearing as adults may "tune out", refusing help, withdrawing from family and friends, and becoming even more isolated, depressed, and confused. This tape follows one woman's struggles to return to an active and rewarding life after suffering a mid-life hearing loss. Hearing aids, speechreading and support groups are highlighted.
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English
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A unique in-service orientation and information kit for schools and programs that mainstream deaf students. The videotapes provide insights into the issues and problems facing mainstream programs that employ sign language interpreters. Each tape is accompanied by a complete, unedited written transcript.
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English
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Interviews with mothers of deaf children concerning their experiences with deafness and with Total Communication. One is the mother of a 14-year-old boy who became deaf at age five from spinal meningitis; the other is the mother of a seven-year-old boy who was born deaf. Both children are profoundly deaf. Also included: brief interviews with the sons to demonstrate their English and communication skills.
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English
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Demonstrates how interpreters, teachers, students of interpreting and mentors can experience constructive interactions about their work. A filming was made of each interpreter and a copy of the taped interpretations was sent to each interpreter one week prior to taping. The three interpreters were then invited to discuss their work and the work of their colleagues in front of the cameras. What one sees is an unrehearsed account of the discussion....
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English
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This DVD provides a basic overview of Deaf people in America, their language and their culture. It gives information about national and international organizations of and for Deaf people, employment opportunities, and communication and accessibility. A list of easy to follow, non-threatening communication tips is included with accompanying vignettes. (Recommended for Deaf Awareness programming.)
Language
English
Description
Designed for interactive use between hearing teachers and students to address how deaf and hard of hearing people communicate; dispel common stereotypes about deafness; and encourage friendships among deaf and hearing people. Throughout the tape opportunities for discussion are provided. The last segment presents a variety of situations where communication is a problem, then allows discussion time to resolve each situation.