청각 장애인 문화와 역사 그룹 토론

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