How Do Deaf Kids Do School?

The video discusses three main schooling options for deaf and hard of hearing children: schools for the deaf, mainstream programs, and oral programs. Schools for the deaf are state-funded and provide an immersive ASL environment. Mainstream programs integrate deaf students into regular schools with support from interpreters. Oral programs focus on teaching speech and lip reading, often using technology like cochlear implants. The video highlights the cultural importance of schools for the deaf and provides sign language demonstrations for each option.

What types of professionals are available to students in schools for the deaf?

What challenges do students face in oral programs?

Why is it preferred for deaf students to attend schools for the deaf?