How Do Deaf People Learn to Speak Aloud?

Deaf people are hearing-impaired people who are impaired due to congenital or acquired human factors. They are also called hearing-impaired people. According to recent national census statistics, there are about 20.75 million hearing-impaired people in China, including hearing-impaired, hard-of-hearing, and aging-deaf. ^[1]

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Deaf people are hearing-impaired people who are impaired due to congenital or acquired human factors. They are also called hearing-impaired people. According to the latest national census, there are about 20.75 million hearing impaired people in China, including

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Regarding the digital pattern of 20/70/10, it is estimated that many people will have seen it in Welch's book. In ^[2]

The results of oral training are the result of hard work of an early deaf school in Shanghai. Due to the lack of funding, Hong Kong's charity led by Boruimei donated, so that this human initiative has achieved a practical breakthrough and set a precedent for special education in China. So the emergence of the first batch of enlightened people established a milestone in spoken language teaching, and finally it was followed by major deaf schools.

Based on China's national conditions in the early 21st century, it is obviously unrealistic to adapt the national society to this group, so only this type of group can adapt to society. Oral training is the only way to help deaf children go to society. In the process of promotion through spoken language training, the deaf child's ability to face adversity is improved. So the reason why the deaf who can speak is better than the deaf who cannot speak is the reason. Of course, this does not completely deny the ability of the deaf who cannot speak.

Talking doesn't explain anything, but at least it brings convenience to both parties in communication. At least the moment when the deaf child says "Mom", I believe that as a mother, what kind of mood does it take to face the change from not talking to talking? The process of learning to speak is hard, but it can further help them forge a normal personality. Physical disability is not terrible. What is terrible is mental disability.

Oral training can be said to be a great pioneering work in the history of education for the deaf in China, helping more deaf children to have a certain degree of competitiveness and tolerance to face pressure when adapting to society. ^[3]

l Hearing impaired people are often unable to live like normal people in society due to their original barriers. Some people with strong preconceived ideas will treat them with colored eyes, so discrimination and prejudice exist objectively.

Therefore, discrimination always exists, which may be related to the inherent thinking mode of Chinese people. Therefore, when they do something, people usually worry about "Can he do it?" "Will he do well?" Direct or indirect distrust has therefore killed the career growth of 20% of the deaf. space.

There are two types of discrimination. One is direct discrimination. This kind of discrimination gradually decreases with the progress of the nation. However, the possibility of this situation is still not excluded. The other kind of discrimination is soft discrimination. This is Very common social behavior, therefore, does not provide a fair and fair playing field for the deaf, further weakening their competitiveness.

As a company, it should be reflected that hiring disabled employees is not because of their own reasonableness.

This requires the development of all sectors of society. Caring for the disabled starts with me, especially the health department should set up professional rehabilitation treatment technical guidance and work with all sectors of the community to complete the health education (pronunciation, speech training, etc.) of the deaf.