Right to use sign language in educational programmes
Contact the author of the petition
Guest#427 Sep 29, 2010, 08:10
Right to use sign language in educational programmes.
I think hearing people need to learn sign language. School is a great place to learn it, and the deaf child has the right to have an aide who can fluently interpret to them. Learn to sign so you can communicate with deaf people. They are no different than you and I.
Guest#429 Sep 29, 2010, 12:08
wright
have some more deaf teachers who can teach with sign lang to access the world.
Guest#431 Sep 29, 2010, 14:31
Enrich
Enrich educational programs allowing SING LANGUAGE to be part of it
Guest#432 Sep 29, 2010, 18:49
Go néirí libh
Guest#433 Sep 29, 2010, 22:13
nos los sordos tiene fuerza y tambien mas importante ke juntos con los sordos...
Guest#434 Sep 30, 2010, 00:13
dERECHO AL USO DE LA LS LIBREMENTE EN LA EDUCACION DE LAS PERSONAS SORDAS
QUIERO MANIFESTAR MI POSICION COMO PERSONA SORDA AL EXPRESAR MI DESACUERDO CON LA ORALIZACION U OTRO SISTEMA QUE VAYA ENCONTRA CON LA NATURALEZA DE LA PERSONAS SORDA EN SU USO LINGUISTICO COMO LO ES EL SER USUARIA DE LA LENGUA DE SEÑAS, POR LO TANTO, EXPRESO QUE SOLO SE NOS DEBE RESPETAR NUESTRO DERECHO DE PODER COMUNICARNOS A TRAVES DE LA LENGUA DE SEÑAS.
Guest#435 Sep 30, 2010, 04:36
Sign language is a culturally significant mode of communication and must be welcomed and respected in all educational settings.
Guest#436 Sep 30, 2010, 09:37
حقي في التعليم بلغة أفهمها
هل مازلنا نتحدث عن أقل حقوق الأشخاص الصم وهي الحق في التواصل بلغة يفهمونها، أن الشخاص الصم لديهم امكانيات هائلة تقتل في المهد عندما يحرموا من حق التعليم بلغة الاشارة، وعندما يجهل المجتمع من حولهم وتجهل أسرهم هذه اللغة والتي تعتبر اللغة الأم لكل الأشخاص الصم. فليبدأ كل منا بنفسه وأولاده بتعلم بعض الإشارات الأساسية البسيطة حتى نعطي لكل أصم الحق في التواصل بلغة يفهمها، وحتى يألف المجتمع هذه اللغة ونساعد على نشرها واستخدامها في التعليم. فالق في التواصل هو الحق في الحياة
Guest#437 Sep 30, 2010, 11:42
Sign language
sign language is our language and our culture is based on sign language!
Guest#438 Sep 30, 2010, 14:14
FORZA LIS!!!
Guest#439 Sep 30, 2010, 14:15
IO AMO LIS!!!!
Guest#440 Sep 30, 2010, 14:22
CIAO PIACERE SONO PIETRO ABITO A CERDA (PA), LA MIA FIGLIA SIMONA E' SORDA DI 8 ANNI CHE FREQUENTA A SCUOLA A SALERNO IN ISTITUTO "FILIPPO SMALDONE ".. MI CERCA AVVICINARE IN SICILIA DI SCUOLA SPECIALISTA...
Guest#441 Sep 30, 2010, 14:29
Deaf Education in Sign Language
In Education,the use and teaching of zambia sign language(ZSL)within a bilingual(ZSL/English)environment is essential for some deaf education children and adult.The early acquisition of language is vital to the learning process and for some deaf children Zambia Sign Language will be more accessible than spoke languages.
The importance of sign languageas the medium of communication among deaf... should be recognised and provision made to ensure that all deaf persons have equality of opportunity access to education in their national guester of spread sign language.
Consideration should be given to the use a guester spread of words sign language in the education of deaf children,in their families and communities.sign language interpretation services should also be provided to facilitate the communication between deaf persons and other.
Educational provision for deaf children varies greatly between education authorities,with some not offering bilingual programmes and very few school other provinces of zambia or resources centre bases for deaf children offering any formal teaching of Zambia Sign Language.A lack of access to ZSL learning can adversely affect the language development of some deaf children and so.
Parents of deaf children also receive greatly varying amounts information and training in Zambia Sign Language(ZSL),depending on the area they live in. In some local authorities,parents are offered courses in ZSL,and bilingual pre-school programmes are available to give very importance of deaf children the early start they need.However,this level of support remains the exception rather than the rule.
Many parents are denied the choice of a bilingual method of education for their deaf children.
Guest#442 Sep 30, 2010, 14:48
occhio e segno
voglia scuola con segno libero assieme udente serve comunsione parla occhio e mano =)
Guest#443 Sep 30, 2010, 14:52
Re: occhio e segno
#442: Raffaele Maglione - occhio e segno
IO AMO FORTE LIS!
Guest#444 Sep 30, 2010, 15:02
Deaf First Language
Sign Language is Deaf's Visual Language
Not hear words!!!!!
Not hear words!!!!!
Guest#446 Sep 30, 2010, 15:36
piu sostegno per ragazzi sordi
Guest#447 Sep 30, 2010, 15:39
Education
Soy maestra des de hace bastantes años, con el tiempo he aprendido que tenemos que facilitar a TODOS los alumnos todo aquello que les sea necesario para su desarrollo educativo y la Lengua de signos es una necesidad para muchos alumnos sordos.
Guest#448 Sep 30, 2010, 15:41
Sign Language is essential for deaf people
If you come across any deaf child studying in an institute with Oral education,you will find the deaf child communicate freely with sign language. Moreover, if a deaf child studying in an integrated school, a commonsense notion arises that this child find it difficult to understand the instructions of the regular teacher.It would be better to integrate the deaf child with hearing peers for social unity and brotherhood. I myself am a hard of hearing and I know I need sign language as an important part of communication to fill the gap of missing education in my life. I just overcome myself to struggle with the language through my experiments. In conclusion, it is very clear that sign language becomes essential for deaf people who are trying to grasp all forms of education in whatever aspects.
Guest#449 Sep 30, 2010, 15:48
i love sign
Unica soluzione lingua dei segni è una lingua della madre, le persone sorde e udenti possono avere il diritto delle bilingue. (Lingua parlata e segni nazionale)
Guest#450 Sep 30, 2010, 15:54
signs of the world
sign language is important to communicate nationally and internationally.
| This discussion has been closed. |
The Education for the Deaf