Early Intervention: The Missing Link (with audio)
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Uploaded by aslizedvideos on Dec 8, 2011
Researched and signed by Rachel Benedict. Voiced by Rachel Cane. Produced by ASLized!
English version is available at http://aslized.org/files/2011/12/EIMissingLinkTranscription.pdf
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what these people are thinking.......No point in using these words...our intention is only one thing...ie to rehabilitate the children...y they r making the children with hearing impairement as a different individual using sign language...give them a better world with us as a normal human being....we all aslps will work for them everytime... and forever....evenif any comments come....
krishnavrindavan04 1 month ago
this is realy wrong..or else may be true for some, but not for all...we have to diagnose the child, we hav to reveal the results, we hav to rehabilitate, on the other hand we are empathetic also.. the terms they used are all synonyms to those which we are using... the ultimate goal is to bring the child to a world we are in.. we love the child, we dedicate our health, our voice and whole of our effort and skill for each single child..
vishnuvenugopalva 1 month ago
Loved this vlog. One thing I have to tell you this ... this is off the subject, sort of. Four years ago, my wife had a stroke - brain hemorrhage. Good news she is alive and doing very well. My point what? I read the doctor's report and flabbergasted he used the words "she is unfortunate deaf". I consider this is negative message from the doctor. That made me thinking ... is that how the most doctors look this as a 'unfornuate deaf''? Jeez!!
rachadw 3 months ago