Getting the attention of a deaf person (ASL tips)

The video tutorial explains effective methods to get the attention of a deaf person. It highlights the importance of using appropriate body contact, such as tapping on the shoulder or upper arms, and visual cues like standing in the line of vision to avoid startling. Additionally, it provides guidelines on waving, emphasizing that it should only be done if the person is already looking in your direction.

What is considered the best way to get the attention of a deaf person?

• Tapping on the shoulder

• Clapping hands

• Shouting loudly

• Snapping fingers

Which areas are appropriate for making body contact to get a deaf person's attention?

• Legs and feet

• Shoulders and upper arms

• Head and neck

• Back and waist

What is an alternative method to get a deaf person's attention without startling them?

• Making loud noises

• Throwing a small object

• Using a flashlight

• Standing in their line of vision

Why is standing in a deaf person's line of vision recommended?

• It allows for better communication

• It prevents startling them

• It is quicker

• It is more polite

When is it acceptable to wave to get a deaf person's attention?

• When they are not paying attention

• When they are far away

• When they are busy

• When they are looking in your direction