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most of them are profoundlydeafaccess to work is limited
and work in our profoundlydeafcommunity 17 27 ms sandra
a member of the profoundlydeafcommunity it is not quite
those who are born profoundlydeaffor whom the debate on
provide adequate facilities for profoundlydeafpeople the most basic of
the position of a profoundlydeafperson the nearest i can
week i asked a profoundlydeafsign reading sixth year pupil
people who were born profoundlydeafthey have never heard a
british sign language bsl anddeafawareness and invites the scottish
british sign language bsl anddeafawareness to schoolchildren invites the
including the language of thedeafcommunity british sign language bsl
to increasing access for ourdeafcommunity the use of bsl
to bsl users and thedeafcommunity were signed the status
natural first language of thedeafin this country bsl is
them to be trained bydeafpeople because bsl is their
recognised specifically the needs ofdeafpeople who communicate through bsl
bsl users as well asdeafpeople who use other forms
also asks for bsl anddeafstudies to be included as
apnoea pe367 advice services pe396deafand hard of hearing people
by the local government committeedeafand hard of hearing people
equality for those who aredeafand hard of hearing we
is committed to ensuring thatdeafand hearing impaired people have
society i am sure thatdeafand hearing impaired people will
palantypist for people who aredeafdeafened hard of hearing or
experience for those who aredeafi look forward to hearing
bilingual and bicultural approach thedeaflive in a hearing world
that help those who aredeafor hard of hearing and
visits programme people who aredeafor hard of hearing are
of those people who aredeafor hard of hearing sign
in our new democracy nodeafor hearing person is ever
scotland which is now calleddeafconnections he has given me
personal communication between spice anddeafconnections the project sponsor for
an innovative project developed bydeafconnections which involves the teaching
children and adults who aredeafand blind for the latest
people in scotland who aredeafblind and who find themselves
europe if they can dodeafblind surveys in scotland they
him andy goes blind anddeafwith terror miss wood returns
to sign is natural fordeafchildren it should be their
resolution on sign languages fordeafpeople at the end of
of sign language used bydeafpeople in member states that
also got recognition of thedeafsign language of each eu
services for about 7 000deafsign language users that is
to make communication with thedeafcommunity a bit easier a
ways to improve communication withdeafpeople and those who are
the advancement of communication withdeafpeople on proposals to address
by encouraging the provision ofdeafawareness classes in workplaces and
to examine the provision ofdeafawareness classes to people in
people to run courses ondeafawareness in firms that could
to the cause of raisingdeafawareness the scottish parliament as
grasp the opportunity to raisedeafawareness to create jobs and
royal national institute for thedeafhttp www rnid org uk
the royal national institute fordeafpeople and the council for
the royal national institute fordeafpeople indicates some of the
the royal national institute fordeafpeople the british deaf association
the royal national institute fordeafpeople towards training people in
for deaf people the britishdeafassociation and the edinburgh and
the deaf community especially todeafchildren we can do a
language s importance to thedeafcommunity especially to deaf children
the birds singing the britishdeafassociation has a just aim
a group from the britishdeafassociation in inverness some months
areas notes that the britishdeafassociation is seeking review of
areas notes that the britishdeafassociation is seeking review of
modern languages language bank britishdeafassociation the two main events
voluntary organisations including the britishdeafassociation which works to promote
association which works to promotedeafpeople as equal partners in
no courses in scotland traindeafpeople to do that work
there are not enough traineddeafpeople to run courses on
was growing discontent in thedeafcommunity about the services that
is much harder for thedeafcommunity and is often a
compassion and interest in ourdeafcommunity as i knew nothing
do so access for thedeafcommunity at all levels especially
and the rights of thedeafcommunity but of those people
long standing commitment to ourdeafcommunity by the scottish parliament
for all those in thedeafcommunity can be widened i
the position members of thedeafcommunity do not have that
its own accessibility to thedeafcommunity it is hoped that
lack of support for thedeafcommunity more than a fifth
i knew nothing about thedeafcommunity s difficulties and problems
and thereby help the scottishdeafcommunity secondly it is reasonable
communities there is not onedeafcommunity there are people with
hundreds of visitors from ourdeafcommunity with the clamant needs
of the spoken language thedeafare helped to become literate
i have spoken to thedeafare just as interested in
quite extraordinary to all thedeafpeople i have spoken to
3658 creating linguistic access fordeafand deafblind people lodged on
same things people who aredeafdo not want to be
services that are available todeafpeople a point that previous
to several organisations that representdeafpeople additionally there is approximately
had the extensive vocabulary thatdeafpeople all want to acquire
preferred language of 70 000deafpeople and calls upon her
not had much experience ofdeafpeople and the problems that
take forward its provision fordeafpeople and whether signing should
having now and are notdeafpeople asking for many of
concern twelve per cent ofdeafpeople avoid going to the
aware of the problems thatdeafpeople daily encounter in situations
more has to be donedeafpeople have explained to me
are dedicated to working withdeafpeople in each local authority
the quality of life ofdeafpeople in scotland further information
firms that could easily employdeafpeople mr mcmahon i shall
all aspects of life fordeafpeople our countrymen and countrywomen
some recognition in legislation ofdeafpeople s needs the broadcasting
public galleries were packed withdeafpeople the executive has taken
special needs and in particulardeafpeople to apply for places
disabled many children are borndeafand 90 per cent of
if he had been borndeafhe would not have had
can cause isolation for adeafchild if back up is
be a scotland where everydeafchild matters the first minister
yesterday the parents of adeafchild who is sitting standard
but whose child was notdeafthe child was used as
to encourage mainstream education fordeafchildren but that can cause
number of specialist teachers ofdeafchildren currently employed in each
that pointed out how manydeafchildren from the highlands because
could be made available todeafchildren it is not recognised
of special school support fordeafchildren s1o 4848 5 helen
dr mary brennan asks thatdeafchildren should have access to
i a teacher asked thedeafchildren what s enoch powell
for hamilton i visited thedeafschool and the children then
the clamant needs of thedeafthe cinderella of the disabled
inclusive approach to language withindeafeducation this will mean including
out that by including thedeafequality and accessibility forum in
runs the society for thedeafin glasgow and the west
edinburgh and east of scotlanddeafsociety as dr ewing and
edinburgh and east of scotlanddeafsociety i am sure that
ceres 42 current issues withindeafeducation in scotland dr mary
on deafness current issues withindeafeducation in scotland dr mary
irish maid who was adeafmute my childhood landscape was
friend jack ashley who wentdeafovernight explained to me that
countrymen and countrywomen who aredeafshould be given every opportunity
all of the relevant languagesdeafpupils have the right to
social work services for thedeafs1w 9859 lord james douglas
left behind and that nodeafperson is ever the subject
scottish parliament lead the waydeafissues are a fundamental part
are taught by a qualifieddeaftutor relevant visual teaching materials
like to be interpreters thedeafalso wish a centre for
also wish a centre fordeafstudies which could perhaps be
officer you should turn adeafeye to the standing orders
agreed that signers for thedeafshould be situated in the
right to dignity for theirdeafidentity i submit that that
signing oral speech for thedeafwas encouraged that is achievable
put it like that ofdeafcommunities there is not one
coma carolanne she s notdeafyou know sadie she s
mp but because he wentdeafas an adult he had
rattles her cage and minedeafon methadone all around me
is on behalf of thedeafequality and accessibility forum and
about his ear he isdeafin one ear and they
deef the mirk deef isdeafmirk is dark or night
you ken i m ferrlydeafbit i ll tell you
bit dull he wis affadeafneest day the thocht kept
ruse of pretending to bedeafasking his subjects to repeat
more than a fifth ofdeafpatients leave their doctor unsure
lip read teachers of thedeafrequire no qualifications in signing
mouths stopped doomed to bedeafand dumb on speaker s
him as if he wasdeafif i give you a
made on i wis awfydeafan didna hear them or
[laugh] m608: did you godeaff643: that was incredibly loud
timmer teened timber tuned tonedeafin singing tit tuft bunch
it you enjoy reading itdeafjonsar eck sat watching the

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