Deaf Culture.

Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture exists to elevate experiences of deaf, hard of hearing people

My daughter asked me a great question: why do deaf people who can speak need to learn sign language? Here’s my response in the video. Now although it may take a little time to learn sign language, like it does for learning any new language, it’s still much easier for a deaf person to learn sign language. It feels effortless in that it conserves energy. Whereas speaking for a deaf person uses a lot of energy. So much effort goes into it to be able to articulate the words & sounds. Why? Because we

History of Deaf Education: Part 1