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Instructor Deaf Culture & Community Awareness Flashcards

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  1. What is a core value of Deaf culture?

    Answer: Emphasizing the use of ASL

    Deaf culture values ASL as a primary language and a critical means of communication and identity for the Deaf community.

  2. What is the purpose of Deaf clubs and organizations?

    Answer: To support socialization and advocacy

    Deaf clubs and organizations provide a space for socializing, advocacy, and preserving Deaf culture and traditions.

  3. Why is eye contact important in Deaf culture?

    Answer: It shows engagement and respect

    Eye contact is a crucial part of ASL communication, demonstrating engagement and respect in conversations.

  4. What is audism?

    Answer: Discrimination against Deaf individuals

    Audism refers to discrimination or prejudice against Deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals, often favoring spoken language over sign language.

  5. Why is Deaf storytelling important in the community?

    Answer: To preserve culture and reinforce ASL

    Deaf storytelling preserves culture, history, and shared experiences while reinforcing ASL's expressive and visual nature.

  6. What role do interpreters play in the Deaf community?

    Answer: They provide communication access

    Interpreters bridge communication between Deaf and hearing individuals while ensuring accessibility in various settings.

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