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| It is important to be sensitive when using language to describe groups of people. Wrong or inappropriate language can cause offence as it may reflect ways of thinking that are not acceptable.
Most
profoundly Deaf sign language users reject the idea of being called
disabled. They class themselves as a linguistic minority group and
because they do not have a physical disability they do not feel
disabled. They are proud of their language, culture and history. If you have any questions or would like further information on courses or to book training please contact: jeanette@wcts.org.uk |
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