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Grupo de debate sobre la cultura y la historia de las personas sordas

Explora la rica historia de la cultura de las personas sordas, desde las primeras comunidades de personas sordas hasta los logros modernos. Aprende sobre figuras influyentes, el desarrollo del lenguaje de señas y la lucha por los derechos de las personas sordas.

Groovy Learning - Teaching with a Passion

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Class Description:
Join us in this interactive and engaging class as we dive into the rich and vibrant world of Deaf culture and history. This course is designed to help students explore the unique experiences, traditions, and contributions of the Deaf community. Through storytelling, historical analysis, and cultural exploration, students will gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of Deaf culture.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the key historical events that have shaped Deaf culture and the Deaf community.
Explore the contributions of Deaf individuals in various fields, including arts, education, and activism.
Learn about the importance of American Sign Language (ASL) in the Deaf community and its role as a cultural cornerstone.
Discuss the social, political, and educational challenges faced by the Deaf community, both historically and in contemporary society.
Foster respect and appreciation for Deaf culture, promoting inclusivity and cultural awareness.
Weekly Topics:

Week 1: Introduction to Deaf Culture: What Makes Deaf Culture Unique?
Week 2: The History of Deaf Education: From Oralism to Bilingual-Bicultural Models
Week 3: Pioneers and Trailblazers: Influential Deaf Figures in History
Week 4: The Evolution of American Sign Language: Linguistics and Cultural Identity
Week 5: Deaf Art and Literature: A Window into Deaf Experiences
Week 6: The Deaf President Now Movement: A Turning Point in Deaf Rights
Week 7: Technology and the Deaf Community: How Innovation Has Changed Lives
Week 8: Contemporary Issues in Deaf Culture: Advocacy, Rights, and Representation

Metas de aprendizaje

Understanding Deaf Culture.

Understanding Deaf History

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We support all learner needs. Please let us know your learners' needs so we can adjust to them.

Orientación para padres

Our class is appropriate for all ages. Word lists will be provided within 24 hours after each class.

Requisitos previos

Learner must must have understanding of American Sign Language.

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Groovy Learning - Teaching with a Passion

Se unió el July, 2020

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1 el maestro tiene un certificado de enseñanza

Georgia Certificado de Docencia

Ms. Maria

1 el profesor tiene una licenciatura

Licenciatura en Inglés desde Colorado State University

Ms. Nicole

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Grado asociado en Educación desde Pinellas Technical Education Center

Ms. Annmarie

Ms. Annmarie - With over 15 years of experience as an ASL educator, including ten years working directly within the Deaf community, I bring a wealth of expertise to this class. In addition to teaching ASL at various preschools and private kindergartens in my local area, I also lead a music and movement program. I have firsthand experience using signs to communicate with my daughter, who is hard of hearing and also an Outschool teacher.

My teaching philosophy centers around creating a fun and engaging learning environment that fosters a genuine desire to continue learning. It is important to note that this class strictly adheres to a professional code of ethics, and no sensitive information or high-risk topics are covered. Rest assured; our focus is on providing an enjoyable educational experience that inspires a lifelong love for ASL.

Ms. Nicole - As a hard-of-hearing individual and teacher, I love sharing the language that I have been learning and growing my knowledge on for the 20 years. For American Sign Language I had been taught the language by my mom (Ms. Annmarie), Deaf individuals, and taken multiple classes at the High School and University Levels.

During my time in University, I studied Communication Studies and Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts along with minoring in a bunch of different things to make me a well-rounded educator and peer to all learners.