Deaf Service Center
On the twenty first of March, I went to the Deaf Service Center in the San Francisco Library. I saw a nice, wonderful, and colorful painting on the wall. I think one or some children work on it together. I also saw a sculpture of hands, which represents American Sign Language.
I opened a book. I learned the purpose of signed English. It is a model of English language and a tool to communicate information between people. If a child is hard of hearing, it is very important that an adult use sign language to send information. It is another equal model of English language.
Hearing-impaired children learn to read lips, see manual sign symbols. As we can see, it is not easy to spell words by manual, and to learn sign language. However, it is an essential tool for educational purpose.
I also read the book called “Deaf Star”. A deaf child named William became a baseball player. He has very little friend because he can not talk. When he grew up, he went to the resident school. He made some friends there. He is not alone any more. Later, he became a cobbler, and he bought a property and provided ground for deaf children to play baseball. He is such a nice guy; he worked very hard. Finally, he became a formal baseball player.
My point is that we need to respect deaf people and provide equal access to their search of employment. They can do the same as we do, even