Deaf people are frequently exposed to oral communication methods before they learn signs. In this videotape, deaf people talk about their decision to stop using oral methods of communication and why they chose American Sign Language (ASL) instead. Jackie Schertz discuss this topic with Leslie Greer, Ken Finton, and Karen Tellinghuisen.
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