See what the participants got to say during the AG Bell conference Protest.
Kudos to Ruthie Jordan for filming and editing!
Thursday, August 9, 2007
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- #7 Wrap Up at the AG Bell Conference Protest
- #6 The Participants' Testimonies about AG Bell
- #5 Children in the AG Bell Conference Protest
- #4 People's Reaction when receiving the flyer at ...
- #3 AG Bell Protest: Day One: A Deaf Child Harmed
- #2 Here you can see what the AG Bell Booth Display...
- #1 AG Bell Protest:: The Day Before
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Video Links
- Gary Malkowski's Speech on Linguistic Human Rights
- For Parents Only: Everything You Want to Know
- Visual Language and Learning
- Academic ASL Approach (A3)
- AG Bell UNBIASED? (Barb DiGi's vlog)
- AG Bell's infamous background (Aidan Mack's vlog)
- Purpose of the Protest at AG Bell (Barb DiGi's vlog)
- DBC presentation (Joey Baer's vlog)
- AG Bell: Elephant in the Room (Ella Mae Lentz's vlog)
- Why Rally at AG Bell at Deaf Rocky Mountain website
A Signing Baby
ASL/English Bilingual Resource Links
What is ASL?(Leo Jacob's article)
CAEBER at Gallaudet University
How the Deaf (and other Sign language users) are Deprived of their Linguistic Human Rights(Dr. Tove Skutnabb-Kangas)
The Relationship between American Sign Language Proficiency and English Academic Development (Jim Cummins)
Why learning ASL later is not recommended
Educating Deaf Children Bilingually (found in a book by Mahshie)
Different Paths to Bilingualism (section of Mahshie's article)
Bilingual for All Deaf Children (John Egbert's blog)
"The Impact of Sign Language on the Cognitive Development of Deaf Children" (Cyril Courtin)
Bilingual-Bicultural Deaf Resources
Role of Sign Language in Sweden (Karina Chupina)Education Accessibility in Sweden: High School and University (Karina Chupina)
The Right of the Deaf Child to Grow Up Bilingual (Francois Grosjean)
Signs of Literacy (Gallaudet University)
The Research, the Findings and the Benefits of Baby Sign Language (Jackie Durnin)
Look Who's Talking-With their Hands!
ASL and Spoken English--A Bilingual Program (Sharon Graney)
Helping Deaf Students Read (interview article with Marlon Kuntze)
Language Deprivation and its Relationship to the Social and Intellectual Development of Deaf Children (William Vicars)
Teach Me English with ASL Alliance for Families with Deaf Children
DBC State Chapters and Rallies
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