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They have good experiences in attending the Deaf School. In the mainstream, some of the Deaf had some interpreters but later did not show up and left them in the dark. But in the Deaf school, they learned a lot and easy to understand what they want to learn and also being able to communicate with Deaf students. They have ASL teachers to sign to them on what they want to learn. Deaf schools rocks. The last person in the video want to know if he will be the last one probably not going to Deaf school. He want to go just like me when I want to go but won't let me go into the Deaf school. I had to stayed in the mainstream school with no ASL interpreters. I was mad at the hearing people who don't listen to my needs. ASL rocks. Deaf schools are important (no oral-only method). ASL is a must.

<blockquote data-quote="Bebonang" data-source="post: 2196244" data-attributes="member: 13737"><p>They have good experiences in attending the Deaf School.&nbsp; In the mainstream, some of the Deaf had some interpreters but later did not show up and left them in the dark.&nbsp; But in the Deaf school, they learned a lot and easy to understand what they want to learn and also being able to communicate with Deaf students.&nbsp; They have ASL teachers to sign to them on what they want to learn.&nbsp; Deaf schools rocks.&nbsp;&nbsp; The last person in the video want to know if he will be the last one probably not going to Deaf school.&nbsp; He want to go just like me when I want to go but won&#039;t let me go into the Deaf school.&nbsp;&nbsp; I had to stayed in the mainstream school with no ASL interpreters.&nbsp; I was mad at the hearing people who don&#039;t listen to my needs.&nbsp; ASL rocks.&nbsp; Deaf schools are important (no oral-only method).&nbsp; ASL is a must.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Bebonang, post: 2196244, member: 13737"] They have good experiences in attending the Deaf School. In the mainstream, some of the Deaf had some interpreters but later did not show up and left them in the dark. But in the Deaf school, they learned a lot and easy to understand what they want to learn and also being able to communicate with Deaf students. They have ASL teachers to sign to them on what they want to learn. Deaf schools rocks. The last person in the video want to know if he will be the last one probably not going to Deaf school. He want to go just like me when I want to go but won't let me go into the Deaf school. I had to stayed in the mainstream school with no ASL interpreters. I was mad at the hearing people who don't listen to my needs. ASL rocks. Deaf schools are important (no oral-only method). ASL is a must. [/QUOTE]

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