April 23rd Presentation Response

The deaf-mainstream presentation was a huge coincidence. I went to my friend Merle's house in Darian, WI and his high school is right down the block from the state's deaf high school. It was really interesting hearing about how they utilized the public schools utilities for their sports, such as their band and other things that deaf kids would have trouble doing.

It really seems that one who comes from a family of deaf people that tney would be biased, but at the same time you would know what you're talking about. It seems that there would be no unnecessary barriers if deaf students were all grouped together. It may seem like segregation, but when you look at it, it is nothing like it. With racial segregation there are no difference besides skin color. When there are so many barriers it must not only be easier for the students but more natural for them if they were all together.