82 media results found for 'deaf blind'
Michelle Clyne, Illinois Deaf-Blind Services Coordinator, provides and update on the use of OHOA Modules by parents, teachers, and interveners. Since the adoption of the OHOA Modules, she reveals the progress being made in deaf-blind education by ...Read More
All young adults who are deaf-blind need extensive transition planning and services in order to experience success in adult life. Transition Institutes have historically sought to bring together young adults and their families to build skills and ...Read More
This series introduces children and young adults who are deaf-blind. As they share their stories, the viewer gets to see the inner workings of their family and social lives. Their stories provide a glimpse into how individuals who are deaf-blind l...Read More
Follow the experience of deaf-blind and non-deafblind, as they explore, interact, and communicate with each other in the tactile world. The video offers specific images that show the shift in perspective that is required to enter the rich, unique ...Read More
The story of how deaf-blind education began in America starts with a woman named Laura Bridgman. After a sickness left her deaf and blind, her family took her to Boston to Perkins School for the Blind. The school made cutouts of letters and labele...Read More
Ava is a fifth grader, and she loves reading, playing sports, and spending time with her friends. She has Usher syndrome type 1, which has affected her sight and hearing. In the summer of 2016, her family moved to a new home, and Ava had to change...Read More
A narrative of the origins of American Sign Language (ASL) presented by ASDB Deaf Mentor Joseph Ponte. Presented in American Sign Language (ASL) by Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program.
A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.
A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.
A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.
A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.
A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.
A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.
A quick lesson on ASL idioms hosted by Christina Vorreyer-Davis from the Deaf Mentor Program with the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Part of the "Did You Know? ASL Idioms" series.
This series explores ASL idioms. Presented by the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program, each episode explores different ASL idioms.
Deaf mentors from the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind offer tips to parents on how to talk to children about the coronavirus. The information is presented in American Sign Language (ASL).
Join deaf mentors from the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind as they answer questions about the coronavirus. Information is presented in American Sign Language (ASL). Part of the "A Kid's Guide to the Coronavirus" series.
Join deaf mentors from the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind as they answer questions about the coronavirus. Information is presented in American Sign Language (ASL). Part of the "A Kid's Guide to the Coronavirus" series.
Join deaf mentors from the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind as they answer questions about the coronavirus. Information is presented in American Sign Language (ASL). Part of the "A Kid's Guide to the Coronavirus" series.
Join deaf mentors from the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind as they answer questions about the coronavirus. Information is presented in American Sign Language (ASL). Part of the "A Kid's Guide to the Coronavirus" series.
Maisy and her friends get ready for bed. What extraordinary adventure awaits? Based on the children's book by Lucy Cousins and presented in American Sign Language (ASL) by the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program.
This episode covers the signs for common vocabulary used in familial settings. Presented in American Sign Language (ASL) by the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program. Part of the "First 300 Signs" series.
Join Sofia the First on a high-flying adventure. Based on the children's book from Disney and presented in American Sign Language (ASL) by the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program.
This episode covers signs for clothing items. Presented in American Sign Language by the Arizona Schools State for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program. Part of the "First 300 Signs" series.
Deaf mentors demonstrate the signs for animal names in this episode. Presented in American Sign Language (ASL) by the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program. Part of the "First 300 Signs" series.
Join deaf mentor Joey as his family takes a trip to the zoo in Roanoke, Virginia. This title is presented in American Sign Language (ASL) by Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program.
Neurologist/author Oliver Sacks tells the story of Danny Delcambre, a Cajun chef, who suffers from Usher Syndrome, a congenital condition where people are born deaf and then gradually lose their sight. Explores the nature of deaf culture and the r...Read More
Educators at the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind demonstrate teaching methods and instructional strategies for best practices in the classroom. This series offers exemplars for professionals and educators in both the field of deafness an...Read More
This series offers answers to all the questions that students might have about the coronavirus. The Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program presents the information in American Sign Language (ASL).
The Arizona Schools for the Deaf and Blind Deaf Mentor Program presents signs for common vocabulary in American Sign Language (ASL). Episodes cover the signs for clothing items, animal names, and other family vocabulary words.
Everyone has kisses for Baby, from "Mami" and "Papi" to" perro" and "gato." Using simple Spanish words, this story proves that love is the same in every language. Based on the children's book by Jen Arena and presented in American Sign Language (A...Read More
