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A2 LEVEL / UNIT 5
Enjoy Your Meal! / Compound Meanings – III Before starting the training, you can review the unit plan in PDF format by clicking the picture on the side.
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5.1. Grammar: Sequential Compounds 3
Some compounds are sequential, so that one morpheme follows another. The form of the signs in a compound changes. They are shortened so that the compounds takes no longer to sign than a non-compounded sign. Example Look + Back = Review |
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5.2. Vocabulary / Feelings
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ACTIVITY 1
What are the emotions feelings expressed in the video?
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5.3. Vocabulary / Medical Vocabulary
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ACTIVITY 2
What part of the health service is referred to in the video?
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ACTIVITY 3
What medical prescription is referred to in the video?
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5.4. Deaf Culture / Deaf Families
The term Deaf culture is relatively new in terms of definition for the UK Deaf community. Deaf people as a linguistic minority have a common experience of life, and this manifests itself in Deaf culture. This includes beliefs, attitudes, history, norms, values, literary traditions, and art shared by Deaf people. |
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5.5. Vocabulary/ Medical Terminology
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ACTIVITY 4
What medical condition is referred to in the video?
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ACTIVITY 5
What medical treatment / test is referred to in the video?
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5.6. Deaf Culture/Hearing impaired individuals with multiple handicaps
Individuals classified as having multiple disabilities usually have more than one significant disability. Example a person who is deaf and has a visual impairment are classed as deaf/blind. Tactile signing is a method of communicating using touch that's used by some children who have both a hearing loss and sight impairment. |
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