1. D EAF? !? b ungol !? a mang ? !? H earing impaired ? !?

3. Let’s Have A Short Quiz!

4. TRUE OR FALSE

9. D EAF inite ly! MIS CONCEPT IONS

10. A B asic F acts

15. Welcome to the Deaf world!

16. Comparison of two models Medical Model Point of comparison Cultural Model Deafness is a disability Definition Deafness is a difference Professionals must be concerned with “saving” the D eaf Professional involvement We must work with the D eaf about issues and concerns for their welfare. The D eaf belong to the disability sector of the society. Membership in the society The D eaf belong to a linguistic minority sector. Speech Real handicap of deafness The Area of Communication

20. Degree of Deafness DEGREE DECIBELS SOURCE OF SOUND MILD 20-40 dB Alarm clock MODERATE 41-70 dB Loud radio SEVERE 71-95 dB Chainsaw PROFOUND 95+ dB Airplane noise

21. iPods,Mpe3s can reach up to 115 dB or even higher SOURCE OF SOUND DECIBELS Listening to TV/ normal talking 40-60 Traffic noise/moving car 80-90

34. Let’s re D EAF ine

35. H ard of hearing  cannot detect sound at an amplitude of 20 decibels

39. D eaf & d eaf what’s the difference?

40. d eaf is a general term to refer to the person who cannot hear

41. F ilipino D eaf C ommunity It is cultural linguistic minority. It is an ethnic group with it’s own cultural heritage, language and psychology.

42. F ilipino D eaf

43. D eaf

46. Unacceptable terms used to describe the D eaf

47. ABNorMAL! deaf-dumb Hearing-Impaired Amang DiMalas! Salot sa Pamilya Buang-buang Kawawa Deaf-mute Inutil! BOGO Special Retarded

49. Bungol rather than amang D eaf

52. D eaf culture D eaf life D eaf experiences….

55. How to get the attention of a D eaf person.

63. Communication is key within the Family for a D eaf child and if a family don’t know how to sign, a D eaf may feel excluded or confused.

64. The D eaf sometimes don’t realize that they are making sounds. For example, the spoon and fork when eating (or others like the banging of the door, dragging the chair, etc.)

65. The D eaf will not fully understand a lesson if a teacher does not use sign language to explain the discussion.

66. Hearing people use the phone to call each other. D eaf people makes use of the SMS technology to communicate to both D eaf and hearing.

67. D eaf people may sign something that is wide and might hit the person standing next to them. But this is purely accidental. In D eaf conversations, every gesture is very important and sufficient signing space is needed for arm movements.

68. Television often do not have caption so D eaf people do not understand what is being said on the TV. D eaf people miss out on the information.

69. With a sign language interpreter signing in a small inset on the lower part of the TV, D eaf people would have access to information from the news.

70. The D eaf could participate in the church mass or worship services if there is a sign language interpreter or the priest himself would sign the mass.

78. Pen and Paper for short messages

84. I can Do it!!!!!!

86. How long will it take for me to learn how to sign?

90. Face or body part Non-manual signs Ex:word/sentence brows Wrinkle up Don’t understand yours eyes Gaze up Gaze on hand Lizard Civil marriage nose wrinkle Smelly: disappointed lips Pout Bite lower lip Retracted lower lip Contorted to the side Dog/humble/cigarette Have Bat dentist cheek One cheek puff Two cheek puff Cheek sucked in Menstruation Full thin Mouth Round mouth-lip press Lips pressed-teeth clenched Lip pressed-tongue low Teeth biting movements Tongue low back-rounded Low battery Same Yuck Biscuit zero

91. Lips Tongue low front Stuck mouthing Wala pa; pagod Tongue Tongue movement Tongue on cheek Tongue out Garbled Candy To kill/dead Eyes and head Eyes blink and head nod Eyes gaze side, head tilt side Eyes close, head tilt back Waste/frustrate Don’t believe Deep sleep Brows and head Brows up,head tilts back Understand Facial expression Head Shoulder Grieved, sour taste Swift head back movement Two shoulders up Sampalok Got it I don’t know

94. Greetings/ Conversational

95. Greetings/ Conversational

96. Days and Time

97. People/ places/events/animals/actions

98. Vocabulary

99. Vocabulary

102. “ KINDNESS is a language which the D eaf can hear and the Blind can see.” -Mark Twain “ Pangga-a sab KO ……”

104. Active Participation and Partnership for Protection, Justice, and Accessibility for the Deaf