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…language called Ugandan Sign Language (USL for short). The Deaf people of Uganda are called or known as ‘Kasiru’ in their language, meaning ‘Stupid’ or ‘Foolish’. Deaf children are seen as evil or curse. It is thought as a spreadable sickness. There are no rights for Deaf people in Uganda….
My name is Eleanor Craik; I’m 23 and am heading back to university in September to do my PGCE in primary. This time next year I will be a teacher (at least that’s the plan!). My interests include learning BSL, playing LOTRO (Lord of the Rings Online), watching subtitled films…
Eleanor Craik: My Education Experience: Read the full article/interview
…Royal National Institute for Deaf People and then National Deaf Children’s Society. For the past three years, I’ve been a freelance photographer and writer. My current project is Deaf Mosaic. It’s a photography website that celebrates diversity in our deaf community. It portrays positive deaf role models from different ethnicities,…
Deaf Role Model of the Month: Stephen Iliffe: Read the full article/interview
…as you go. Need help paying for an interpreter? Visit the Deaf Access to Work website for advice, or consider using a Trainee Sign Language Interpreter (TSLI) who may have lower cost options. 4. Prepare useful information Starting with a new interpreter? Make the process as smooth as possible by…
5 Tips For Using a BSL Interpreter: Read the full article/interview
…(AtW), education support through City Lit’s dedicated Deaf Access team (which includes the provision of in-class communication support and equipment), and interpretation support. Whatever your requirements, City Lit’s Centre for Deaf Education is a fantastic resource where you can develop professionally and personally. Visit the City Lit website for more…
City Lit – Centre for Deaf Education: Read more about the resource
…be visited online. Check out this roundup of virtual attractions including amazing historical sites like the Great Wall of China and the Taj Mahal. Hours of entertainment with the kids awaits. Getting outside The benefits of getting outside for some fresh air are well documented. During the summer holidays, it’s…
Summer Holidays Survival Guide for Parents of Deaf Children: Read the full article/interview
…be made, e.g. flashing/vibrating fire alarms? Degree course details Disability support options Facilities Technology/software If you’re struggling to find the information you need, make sure to get in contact with your university’s student services or student union. Contact details can usually be found on the university’s website. 2. Ask…
7 Tips for Deaf Students Applying for University: Read the full article/interview
…unique or like a Willy Wonka Golden Ticket: they equate to other qualifications and certificates – they open doors and also have their limitations. We often see people declaring they have achieved their Level 1 in BSL and so they are now setting up their own site, page or channel…
So I passed my BSL exam – now what?: Read the full article/interview
…own fees. Roger Beeson wrote about this in his Blog on the London BSL Interpreters website, October 2016. There are many challenges facing the profession now. One of which is the lack of pathways to progression. As I see it, the pathways are limited to: Academia, lecturing, Supervising, Mentoring or…
…regard to dating, education and searching for jobs. It has been a gift for the Deaf Community in both good and bad ways, which I’ll be elaborating on later. How can D/deaf people use social media? Social media opens things up for the deaf with popular sites like Facebook and…
How Social Media Empowers and Connects People – D/deaf and Hearing: Read the full article/interview