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Tag Archives: Deaf Education
“The Dept of Linguistics: How We Got Here” – Brown Bag by Professor Emeritus Robert E Johnson 11/4, 12-1 @SAC1011
topic: “The Department of Linguistics: How we got here.” presenter: Robert E. Johnson, PhD when: Friday, November 4th 2016, 12 to 1 pm where: SAC1011 Summary of presentation: Which people and principles drove the creation and growth of the department. Bio: Robert E. (Bob) Johnson, … Continue reading
Posted in Brown bag lunch presentations, Faculty, Linguistics
Tagged ASL, Deaf Education, linguistics, sign language linguistics, signed languages
Heritage Signer Panel 4/15 3-5p @Sac1011
The Heritage Signer Panel event will be hosted on Friday, April 15 from 3:00-5:00 in SAC 1011, the auditorium featuring: Maria “Masha” Polinsky (big name in heritage speaker literature, will give us an overview of research on spoken heritage language users) Ronice Quadros, who will … Continue reading
Posted in Faculty, Presentation, Research
Tagged ASL, Brazil, CODAs, Deaf, Deaf Education, heritage language learners, heritage signers, Libras, linguistics, sign language bilinguals
#WhyISign
#WhyISign has exploded on many of our Twitter (or insert-preferred-social-media-site-here) feeds these past few days. The hashtag began with Stacy Abrams, a Deaf woman, who explained that her family, who are hearing, learned sign (ASL) because as her mother said … Continue reading
Posted in Research, Uncategorized
Tagged ASL, Deaf, Deaf community, Deaf Education, Early Intervention, linguistics, sign language, signed language, Social media, whyISign
