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| What were the locations of the schools that refused to teach T.H. Galludet their sign language? |
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| When and where was the first school for the Deaf? |
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| Rule-Governed communication systems |
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What is the symmetry condition?
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| If both hands have the same movement they will have the same hand-shape. |
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| What is the Dominance Condition? |
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| If both hands have different hand-shapes the dominant hand will move while the other serves as a base hand-shape. |
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What are the most common passive hand-shapes?
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| The form of the symbol does not reflect the form of the thing it symbolizes. |
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| The form of the symbol is an icon or picture of some aspect of thing or activity |
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| What part of ASL needed to be emphasized in order to be considered a language? |
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| Who is the ASL community?and how big is it compared to the Deaf Community? |
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| People who use ASL, not just Deaf and is 4 to 5 times bigger than the Deaf community. |
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| Does language change over time? |
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| Yes, just as the people using it change because the needs of people change. |
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| Words or signs in one language which are historically related to words or signs in another language. |
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| What are some examples of cognates between FSL and ASL? |
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Rire-Laugh
Aider-Help
Menteur-Liar |
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What are some examples of Non-Cognates in ASL and FSL?
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Punir-Punish
Habitude-Habit
President-President |
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| What is Modern ASL composed of? |
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Deaf signers, home signs then combined with formal instruction using French sign language, became Old ASL used in the 1800’s and progressed evolved over time to become the new modern ASL that we use today. |
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| What are the avenues towards being apart of the Deaf community? |
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Audiological
Political
Social
Linguistic |
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| What is attitudinal Deafness? |
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| Someone who supports the Deaf community and it's values and the members of the community accept them. |
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| What are the factors that were involved in the survival of ASL? |
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United through oppression
Deaf come together through shared experiences
Code Switching with hearing signers
Fear of Hearing people taking control
Natural expression and reception of language that is made through visual and manuel needs |
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| What percentage of Deaf adults marry within the Deaf community? |
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| What percentage of Deaf people have hearing parents? |
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| What does it take to be a good signer? |
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CCEEFF
Clear
Confident
Eye Contact
Expressions
Fluidity
Flexibity |
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Historical Changes, New Tecnology,
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| What are the 4 parameters? |
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| Handshape, Palm Orientation, Location and Movement. |
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| What are the 3 primes of handshapes? |
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What are the two primes of Palm Orientation?
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| What are the primes for movement? |
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What are the primes of location?
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What is the percentage of signs that are made around the Head, neck, and face location?
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| Who established that ASL is a real language? |
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