FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS:

 FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS:

FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS:

there are 45,000 children in the UK and

I'm one of them 90% of deaf children are

born into families who have no

experience of deafness I am one of them

 of 85 percent of deaf children

who attends mainstream school I'm

Bethany and I'm 15 years old

my name is Ellen  and I live in

oxygen.

 my name is Lucy and I'm 13 and I

live in Dorchester in Dorset

I have a found deafness in both ears I

have a cochlear implant in my left ear

and I without my cochlear implant I

can't hear a single thing even a penny

FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS:

cop and airplane taking off and I prefer

the Jazz in both ears and I wear a

cochlear implant on the right side and

without him I would be lost

I'm more greatly deaf so I only wear two

HEARING:

hearing the port I get in school are that I have

88 in my class and she's a

note-taker as well and I have a hearing

support teacher that comes in once every

two to three weeks and also have a tick

to the death and new knit as well in the

school I go to mainstream I have a

Rayleigh wave which is a microphone that

goes and to teachers net that the

microphone makes it louder for me not

others and it goes straight to my

FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS:

hearing aid also I have a red Wade

sample system I had it done 18 months

ago and it's really beautiful I don't

know how I survived work and I have

speech in therapy as well I do have here

support service and you did come in

quite a lot but then when he got into

secondary school he didn't come in as

often

MONEY:

if they cut the money or they're here in

support teachers I would feel a bit

isolated because I wouldn't know where

to who to turn to I wouldn't have that

extra guidance from the person that

FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS

actually knows what I'm about and what

my equipment is I've been really really

upset thing because without the support

that I've had previously that I've kind

of got now it wouldn't be the same you

wouldn't have that little bit of

FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS:

security with you you know it wouldn't

be there to help you in your lessons I

would be really upset and angry I would

have to say it because I'm I'm I need

the support I have right now and it's a

white level and if I had anything less I

probably would fail

DISADVANTAGES:

we're definitely disadvantaged with in

our learning so with that extras of what

they helped us understand that we can

actually come on top

I have a statement of special education

needs but not all deaf children happen

and I do think all deaf children need

have one because then that means they

can have a better quality of life and

FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS:

they can get the qualifications I need

British sign language and should be

something that's done within schools as

well perhaps as a GCSE or as a club or

something because everyone should have

those basics of how to communicate with

DEAF CHILD:

a deaf child I have a really good

hearing support teachers and they're

really really supportive but after

speaking to other people on the Youth

Advisory Board for nd CS not everyone

gets the same support as me so I think

everyone should be offered the same

FAMILY SUPPORT FOR DEAF TEENS

support and very high standards because

it definitely makes a difference to my

learning

DEAF AWARENESS WEEK:

 DEAF AWARENESS WEEK:

DEAF AWARENESS WEEK:

So this week is Deaf Awareness Week!

(people are happy and clap) [Jenna] So we're talking about it

awareness of Deaf culture, deaf community, language and

all that. So there are a lot of different topics we can talk about this week.

[Jill] Yes so we will make some videos talk about things

RELATED TO HEARING:

we think they are important related to hearing

and that requires a lot of awareness about them. So now is your time

do something. [Jenna] Use the right

#An awareness on People Who Can't Feel Blind on all your social media, Facebook,

DEAF AWARENESS WEEK:

Instagram, Twitter, whatever. If you are

involved in any events or want to comment with Default vlogger,

or deaf celebrity, use

DIFFERENT IDEAS:

hashtag ok. [Jill] Right a lot is different

ideas. I know there are as many deaf people on TV as Next America

The top model is the Nile. I think this is his sign name. You can talk about him.

Mmmhhh or you can talk about it

Switched to a birthday, a TV show or anything!

DEAF AWARENESS WEEK:

DEAF VLOGGER:

You know and let us know, who is your favorite Deaf vlogger,

blogger, actor, actor, or anyone else?

There are so many different things now. Too many deaf people get involved in TV,

but they still need more exposure. We still need more awareness. That’s why we have it this week!

September 20 - 26 September is Deaf Awareness Week. So we really are

to cover that. Now Deaf Awareness Week

is it just a week which means it ends on Saturday?

[Jenna] No you have to continue this whole year. Year after year,

365! [Jill] Right whenever you see anything turned into deaf

whatever cool you want to share, go ahead and share it! You know,

EXPOSURE:

I mean any such exposure will be helpful.

[Jenna] All right. [Jill] Okay we'll see you guys soon in the next video.

Bye Bye! (click) [Jill] So that could change a lot.

If you have just graduated and your skills you know they are

ok but not ....

DEAF AWARENESS WEEK:

بہرے بیداری کا ہفتہ: تو یہ ہفتہ بہرا آگاہی ہفتہ ہے! (لوگ خوش ہیں اور تالیاں بجاتے ہیں) [جینا] تو ہم اس کے بارے میں بات کر رہے ہیں۔

بہرے کلچر ، بہرے کمیونٹی ، زبان اور وہ سب. تو بہت سے مختلف موضوعات ہیں جن کے بارے میں ہم اس ہفتے بات کر سکتے ہیں۔ [جل] ہاں تو ہم کچھ ویڈیوز بنا کر چیزوں کے بارے میں بات کریں گے۔ سننے سے متعلق: ہمارے خیال میں وہ سماعت سے متعلق اہم ہیں۔ اور ان کے بارے میں بہت زیادہ آگاہی کی ضرورت ہے۔ تو اب آپ کا وقت ہے۔

DEAF AWARENESS WEEK:
کچھ کرو. [جینا] صحیح استعمال کریں۔ #ان لوگوں کے بارے میں آگاہی جو آپ کے تمام سوشل میڈیا ، فیس بک پر اندھے محسوس نہیں کر سکتے انسٹاگرام ، ٹویٹر ، جو بھی ہو۔ اگر آپ کسی بھی تقریب میں ملوث یا ڈیفالٹ ویلاگر کے ساتھ تبصرہ کرنا چاہتے ہیں ، یا بہری مشہور شخصیت ، استعمال کریں۔ مختلف آئیڈیاز: ہیش ٹیگ ٹھیک ہے [جل] ٹھیک ہے بہت مختلف ہے۔ خیالات میں جانتا ہوں کہ ٹی وی پر نیکسٹ امریکہ جتنے بہرے لوگ ہیں۔

ٹاپ ماڈل نیل ہے۔ میرے خیال میں یہ اس کی نشانی کا نام ہے۔ آپ اس کے بارے میں بات کر سکتے ہیں۔ Mmmhhh یا آپ اس کے بارے میں بات کر سکتے ہیں۔ سالگرہ ، ٹی وی شو یا کچھ بھی تبدیل کیا گیا! ڈیف ولوگر: آپ جانتے ہیں اور ہمیں بتائیں ، آپ کا پسندیدہ بہرا بلاگر کون ہے ، بلاگر ، اداکار ، اداکار ، یا کوئی اور؟ اب بہت سی مختلف چیزیں ہیں۔ بہت سے بہرے لوگ ٹی وی میں شامل ہو جاتے ہیں ، لیکن انہیں اب بھی زیادہ نمائش کی ضرورت ہے۔ ہمیں اب بھی مزید آگاہی کی ضرورت ہے۔ یہی وجہ ہے کہ ہمارے پاس یہ اس ہفتے ہے!

DEAF AWARENESS WEEK:
20 ستمبر - 26 ستمبر بہرے آگاہی ہفتہ ہے۔ تو ہم واقعی ہیں۔ اس کا احاطہ کرنے کے لئے. اب بہرا آگاہی ہفتہ۔ کیا یہ صرف ایک ہفتہ ہے جس کا مطلب ہے کہ یہ ہفتہ کو ختم ہوگا؟ [جینا] نہیں آپ کو یہ سارا سال جاری رکھنا ہے۔ سال بہ سال ، 365! [جل] ٹھیک ہے جب بھی آپ کسی چیز کو بہرے میں تبدیل ہوتے دیکھیں گے۔ جو بھی ٹھنڈا آپ شیئر کرنا چاہتے ہیں ، آگے بڑھیں اور شیئر کریں! تمہیں معلوم ہے، ایکسپوژر:

میرا مطلب ہے کہ ایسی کوئی بھی نمائش مددگار ثابت ہوگی۔ [جینا] ٹھیک ہے۔ [جل] ٹھیک ہے ہم جلد ہی آپ لوگوں کو اگلی ویڈیو میں دیکھیں گے۔ خدا حافظ! (کلک کریں) [جل] تاکہ یہ بہت کچھ بدل سکے۔ اگر آپ نے ابھی گریجویشن کیا ہے اور آپ کی مہارت آپ جانتے ہیں کہ وہ ہیں۔ ٹھیک ہے لیکن نہیں ....

 Deaf Communication Rights: Active Communication & Interpreters:

Deaf Communication Rights: Active Communication & Interpreters

Hello! My name is Nancy Piers Ma.

I am the Community Education Coordinator

For the Deaf and Hearing Deaf Services in Grand Rapids, MI.

It is important to know about

active communication access.

Some may already know, but others do not.

Disability:

It is important to know your rights!

You may know about the United States Disability Act (ADA).

The ADA covers a wide range of areas,

but let's focus on communication rights

for the deaf, deaf, and Hard of Hearing communities.

Deaf Communication Rights: Active Communication & Interpreters

People in these communities have different ways of communicating.

Each person decides which method of communication is best for them.

Who is needed to provide communication access?

MEDICAL ACTIVITIES:

All businesses are open to the public!

For example medical services, courts, and schools.

There is more to the list.

How does the business know how to communicate with customers?

The client must inform them.

The business will then call the agency to set up the services

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION:

for effective communication.

The business needs to pay for the service, not the client.

Now let's focus on providing the right interpreter.

In the state of Michigan, there are strict translation laws.

Deaf Communication Rights: Active Communication & Interpreters

The State requires translators to have a valid license

and recommendations for specific situations.

There are 4 types of permissions.

Legal approval is for cases involving courts, lawyers, and the police.

Health / Health Authorization for a doctor's visit, surgery, and counseling.

Approval of Education focuses on children in classrooms and school events.

BLIND TO THE DEAF:

Deaf Communication Rights: Active Communication & Interpreters

Deaf Blind endorsement is intended for touch, tracking, and people with limited views.

If the deaf client has a doctor's appointment,

they may want to arrive 15 minutes early to meet with an interpreter.

The client has the right to request to see the interpreting license.

The licenses show that the interpreter is medically authorized.

The interpreter must show his or her license.

If the interpreter is not authorized,

Appointment:

the client has the right to make a decision

if they want to reschedule the appointment for another day

when an approved interpreter is available.

Or they can go ahead and keep the appointment.

Deaf Communication Rights: Active Communication & Interpreters

But beware! There is a danger of bad communication if you continue.

It is important to know the law so that you can be independent!

HEARING PEOPLE:

Deaf, Deaf, and Deaf people have the right to access through active communication.

When a person tries to be independent but strives to gain access to communication,

they can contact the Deaf, Deaf Blind, or Hard of Hearing agency near their community.

بہرے مواصلاتی حقوق: فعال مواصلات اور ترجمان

                         ہیلو!  میرا نام نینسی پیئرز ما ہے۔

Deaf Communication Rights: Active Communication & Interpreters

               میں کمیونٹی ایجوکیشن کوآرڈینیٹر ہوں۔

  گرینڈ ریپڈس ، ایم آئی میں بہرے اور سماعت کے بہرے  خدمات کے لیے۔

                              اس کے بارے میں جاننا ضروری ہے۔

                                           فعال مواصلات تک رسائی

 کچھ پہلے سے جان سکتے ہیں ، لیکن دوسرے نہیں جانتے ہیں۔

Deaf Communication Rights: Active Communication & Interpreters

                                                                  معذوری:

                                    اپنے حقوق کو جاننا ضروری ہے!

 آپ کو ریاست ہائے متحدہ امریکہ معذوری ایکٹ (ADA) کے بارے میں معلوم ہو سکتا ہے۔

              ADA علاقوں کی ایک وسیع رینج پر محیط ہے ،

 Deaf People and Movies

Deaf People and Movies

In a community of deaf people, we are constantly trying to support the amazing achievement of deaf people from all walks of life. The culture of the deaf is nurturing and empowering, and we often form very strong bonds with each other. That is why it is so surprising that so many deaf people are unaware of the role of deaf people in the movie world. Yes, there are many deaf actors - and not only that, but there have actually been deaf actors since the film's inception. Let’s take a look at how the women on the silver screen made an impact!

A Time of Silence for Films: 

First Deaf Education Popular Culture

The culture of the deaf was particularly fond of silent films when they first arrived on the scene in the early 1900's. The era of silent movies was very short, but deaf and deaf people alike flocked to the films in large numbers. John S. Schuchmann, a history professor and son of parents affected by a deep deafness, looks at how much investment has been made in the deaf community during their short reign. Silent films are out of fashion within three decades due to new sound technology, but scholars are beginning to discover how deaf actors participate in dramas.

Deaf People and Movies

Marlee Marlin:

 Inspiration for Deaf Culture

Marlee Marlin, who has been deaf since the age of eighteen, is the actress who has made a huge splash in the community of deaf and hard of hearing. She became a living student who is deaf with the opportunities that await people who follow their dreams: she won the Academy for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her role in "Children of a Lesser God" in 1986, when she was 23 years old - making her the youngest actress. all to receive this prestigious award. She always works as an actor and writes a book about life and hearing and fulfilling her dreams.

Deaf People and Movies

Today: Deaf education in the workplace is not far off

The young actress Andrea Ferrell, best known for her roles in Jerry Maguire and 7th Heaven, is one of a new generation of actors who show that the same-sex actors can also produce sensible characters. Others include Deanne Bray, Phyllis Frelich - who also won an Oscar - and many others. These ladies have worked to lead the way by expanding the boundaries of what deaf people can do. Also, they have shown that they can be very high in the arts, by winning some of the highest awards in the film world. It is far from where we were in 1900!

DEAF ACTORS:

Deaf People and Movies

There are more deaf actors, actors, and actors of all kinds now than ever before. Also, there are more opportunities for actors than ever before due to the proliferation of private film studios and the internet. It is only a matter of time before Hollywood and smaller venues alike offer a wide variety of deaf and hard of hearing stars. That is good news for the deaf community, who will see themselves represented on screen more than at any other time since the film's appearance.

Want to find out more about deaf actors? Just touch these authorized links.

                                                  بہرے لوگ اور فلمیں۔

Deaf People and Movies

 بہرے لوگوں کی ایک کمیونٹی میں ، ہم زندگی کے ہر شعبے سے بہرے لوگوں کی حیرت انگیز کامیابی کی حمایت کرنے کی مسلسل کوشش کر رہے ہیں۔  بہروں کی ثقافت پرورش اور بااختیار بناتی ہے ، اور ہم اکثر ایک دوسرے کے ساتھ بہت مضبوط بندھن بناتے ہیں۔  یہی وجہ ہے کہ یہ بہت حیران کن ہے کہ بہت سے بہرے لوگ فلمی دنیا میں بہرے لوگوں کے کردار سے ناواقف ہیں۔  ہاں ، بہت سے بہرے اداکار ہیں - اور نہ صرف یہ ، بلکہ فلم کے آغاز سے ہی دراصل بہرے اداکار ہیں۔  آئیے ایک نظر ڈالتے ہیں کہ سلور اسکرین پر خواتین نے کیسے اثر ڈالا!

                                     فلموں کے لیے خاموشی کا وقت:

Deaf People and Movies

                                      پہلی بہری تعلیم مقبول ثقافت۔

 بہروں کی ثقافت کو خاص طور پر خاموش فلمیں پسند تھیں جب وہ پہلی بار 1900 کی دہائی کے اوائل میں منظرعام پر آئیں۔  خاموش فلموں کا دور بہت مختصر تھا ، لیکن بہرے اور بہرے لوگ یکساں طور پر بڑی تعداد میں فلموں میں آئے۔  تاریخ کے پروفیسر اور گہرے بہرے پن سے متاثرہ والدین کے بیٹے جان ایس شوچمن دیکھتے ہیں کہ ان کے مختصر دور حکومت میں بہرے برادری میں کتنی سرمایہ کاری کی گئی ہے۔  نئی صوتی ٹیکنالوجی کی وجہ سے تین دہائیوں کے اندر خاموش فلمیں فیشن سے باہر ہیں ، لیکن اسکالرز یہ جاننے لگے ہیں کہ کیسے بہرے اداکار ڈراموں میں حصہ لیتے ہیں۔

Deaf People and Movies

                                                             مارلی مارلن:

                                           بہرے کلچر کے لیے تحریک۔

 مارلی مارلن ، جو اٹھارہ سال کی عمر سے بہری ہے ، وہ اداکارہ ہے جس نے بہرے اور سماعت سے محروم کمیونٹی میں ایک بہت بڑا دھوم مچائی ہے۔  وہ ایک زندہ طالبہ بن گئی جو ان مواقع سے بہری ہے جو ان لوگوں کے منتظر ہیں جو ان کے خوابوں کی پیروی کرتے ہیں: انہوں نے 1986 میں "چلڈرن آف دی لیسر گاڈ" میں اپنے کردار کے لیے مرکزی کردار میں اکیڈمی برائے بہترین اداکارہ جیتا ، جب وہ 23 سال کی تھیں  - اسے سب سے کم عمر اداکارہ بنانا۔  سب کو یہ معزز ایوارڈ ملنا ہے۔  وہ ہمیشہ ایک اداکار کے طور پر کام کرتی ہے اور زندگی اور سننے اور اپنے خوابوں کو پورا کرنے کے بارے میں ایک کتاب لکھتی ہے۔

Deaf People and Movies

            آج: کام کی جگہ پر بہری تعلیم زیادہ دور نہیں ہے۔

 نوجوان اداکارہ اینڈریا فیرل ، جو جیری میگوائر اور ساتویں جنت میں اپنے کرداروں کے لیے مشہور ہیں ، اداکاروں کی ایک نئی نسل میں سے ایک ہیں جو یہ ظاہر کرتی ہیں کہ ہم جنس پرست اداکار سمجھدار کردار بھی پیدا کرسکتے ہیں۔  دوسروں میں ڈین برے ، فیلیس فریلیچ شامل ہیں - جنہوں نے آسکر بھی جیتا - اور بہت سے دوسرے۔  ان خواتین نے بہرے لوگ کیا کر سکتے ہیں اس کی حدوں کو بڑھا کر راہنمائی کرنے کا کام کیا ہے۔  نیز ، انہوں نے فلمی دنیا کے کچھ اعلیٰ ترین ایوارڈز جیت کر دکھایا ہے کہ وہ فنون میں بہت اعلیٰ ہو سکتے ہیں۔  یہ بہت دور ہے جہاں ہم 1900 میں تھے!

                                                              بہرے اداکار:

Deaf People and Movies

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Hearing aids:

How hearing aids work

Hearing aids:

All hearing aids use the same basic components to carry sounds from nature to your ear and make them louder. Most hearing aids are digital, and all are powered by a traditional hearing aid battery or by a rechargeable battery.

Rechargeable battery:

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Tiny microphones collect sounds from nature. An amplified chip chip converts incoming audio into digital code. Analyzes and corrects sound based on your hearing loss, listening needs and the level of noise around you. The amplified signals are also converted into sound waves and transmitted to your ears through speakers, sometimes called receivers.

Hearing aids styles:

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Common styles of hearing aids

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Hearing aids styles

Hearing aids styles

Hearing aids vary greatly in price, size, special features, and the way they are placed in your ear.

Hearing aids:

The following are some common relief styles, starting with the smallest, the least visible in the ear. Healers of hearing aids continue to make small hearing aids to meet the need for less visible hearing aids. But small resources may not be able to give you the advanced feel you can expected

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Hearing aids:

Completely in canal (CIC) or mini CIC

The full hearing aid in the canal is designed to fit inside your ear canal. It promotes moderate to severe hearing loss in adults.

Complete hearing aid in canal:

Is the smallest and most invisible type

It is unlikely that they will pick up the sound of the wind

It uses very small batteries, has a short lifespan and can be difficult to manage

It usually does not include additional features, such as volume control or directional microphone

The earwax may have shut off the speaker

In the trench

The in-the-canal (ITC) hearing aid is custom-built and fits snugly into the ear canal. This style can cause moderate to severe hearing loss in adults.

In-the-canal hearing aid:

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It looks less on the ear than the great styles

It includes features that may not be completely compatible with canal resources, but may be difficult to adjust due to its small size

The earwax may have shut off the speaker

In the ear

The eardrum (ITE) is a two-dimensional design - one that fills a container-like area on your outer ear (full shell) and fills only the lower part (half of the shell). Both are helpful for people with mild to severe hearing loss and are available with directional microphones (two microphones for better hearing).

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Includes unequal features in smaller style hearing aids, such as volume control

It can be easy to manage

It uses a larger battery with longer battery life, with several rechargeable battery options

The earwax may have shut off the speaker

May it take more air noise than smaller devices

It is more visible to the ear than smaller devices

Behind the ear

The earlobes (Bye) help hooks above your ear and remain behind the ear. The tube connects a hearing aid to an ear canal called an ear mold that is the size of your ear canal. This type is suitable for people of all ages and those with any form of hearing loss.

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Traditionally it has been the largest form of hearing aid, although some newer designs are less refined and less noticeable

It has directional microphones

It is able to magnify more than other styles

It can pick up more air noise than other styles

It can be accessed with a rechargeable battery

Channel receiver or ear receiver

The receiver-in-canal (Rice) and receiver-in-the-ear (RITE) styles are similar to hearing aids through a speaker or receiver sitting in the ear canal. A small wire, instead of inserting a tube, connects the piece behind the ear to the speaker or receiver.

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Receiver-e-canal hearing aid:

It usually has a less visible part behind the ear

It has directional microphones

It has manual control options

It can be accessed with a rechargeable battery

The earwax may have shut off the speaker

Open balance

An open-ear hearing aid is a variety of hearing aid behind a small tube or in-the-ear or ear-receiver hearing aid with an open ear. This style keeps the ear canal wide open, allowing low-frequency sounds to enter the ear naturally and the most common sounds amplified with the help of the ears. This makes the style a good choice for people with better low quality ears and who lose hearing for a very high standard.

Open hearing aid

Hearing aid:

It is often seen

It does not connect the ear like earplugs, often making your voice sound better to you

It can be very difficult to put in the ear because of the unusual dome