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Celebrate Deaf Culture with Accessible Media
Deaf culture is the set of social beliefs, behaviors, art, literary traditions, history, values, and shared institutions of communities that are influenced by deafness. There is strength and diversity within the culture, exemplified by language, the arts, science, history, politics, and the full scope of human experiences.
about history, parents, educators, asl-interpreters
Louis Braille: Humanitarian, Teacher, Inventor, and Friend
Happy Birthday Louis Braille! The inventor of the Braille code is known throughout the world as
a great humanitarian who believed in literacy for everyone. What a wonderful tribute "Braille
Literacy Month" is to his legacy through the centuries.
From Mary Ann Siller about educators
Everyone Needs a Role Model - Jake Olson
Children often hear the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” They may respond by sharing their goals of wanting to become an astronaut, rock star, princess, or president. While these professions are unlikely outcomes for most children, we try not to discourage their dreams. Do we offer the same level of encouragement to students with disabilities? We should. There are many role models for these students who show us anything is possible.
From Cindy Camp about parents, blindness, educators
