Instead of writing an essay, you are required to answer 5 questions in the blog below. There cannot be more than 10 replies to each question – so all questions get covered. First 10 comments only will be looked at. Make sure your name is attached to each post. A response has “facts” and at least three STRONG supporting statements. A response should be at least 6 sentences. Read the previous posts before you make a comment.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Current Deaf, Blind, and Deaf-Blind schooling...
Provide facts about current Deaf, Blind, and Deaf-Blind schools across our nation. Any statistics, norms, practices, or methods of operation should be woven in with what you are talking about.
State schools (turn of century)
Describe a “state school” like this in this era. Use facts (visibly and in dialogue) from the movie.
Giving false hopes...
Explain Melvina’s philosophy on the teaching of speech and comment to Amy regarding “giving false hopes.”
Amy's qualifications
Why did the teachers feel Amy “was qualified to do what even the experts say is impossible?” What did they mean?
Name Signs
Why did Ferguson, Amy, and Henry go to Owen to get a name sign? Who gave Amy her name sign?
Deaf/Blind School necessities...
To operate a functioning school with both Deaf and Blind children, what is needed…
"The Deaf and Blind never mix"
Superintendent Ferguson states that the Deaf and Blind never mix and often don’t get along? Why do you think this is?
Amy's Life
Please provide a summary of Amy Medford’s life events. Throughout the movie we see “snipits” and hear a little more about her background.
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