Deaf_Cummunity

Deaf Cummunity Deaf Culture Culture results from a group of people coming together to form a community around shared experience and common interests. Such groups as the deaf, seek each other out for social interaction and emotional support. The word deaf is defined as without the faculty of hearing or having impaired. As you read this paper you will understand it is much more. The connection to Deaf Culture among the American deaf community is American Sign Language. This community shares a similar sense of pride in their culture and language. There exists a rich heritage and pride in the ability to overcome adversity as individuals and as a group. Residential sign language schools help to enhance the learning ability of Deaf Culture and Language. Children here are able to communicate in a language understood by each and every individual. It is important for deaf children to be encouraged to further their education and to learn that deafness does not mean you cannot grow up to be successful and happy. This is not to say that mainstream education is bad for deaf children but the child would benefit greatly by interacting with other deaf children. Because deaf, language, culture, community, asl, people, children, way, same, learn, hearing, group, form, together, spoken, sign, shared, results, read, rather, pride, own, out, must, much, interests, important, experience, english, education, each, deafness, common, coming, around