聴覚障害者の英語学習のための手話教材開発に関する ... - 筑波技術大学
聴覚障害者の英語学習のための手話教材開発に関する ... - 筑波技術大学
聴覚障害者の英語学習のための手話教材開発に関する ... - 筑波技術大学
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5.<br />
This picture was taken at the reception at Tianjin University of Technology. This lady is<br />
Dr. Susan Fischer, a prominent linguist of sign language from NTID. She was speaking<br />
English and signed simultaneously to the students from NTID. This is president Bao of<br />
Tianjin Technical College for the Deaf attached to Tianjin University of technology. He<br />
didn't know English but understood her speech from Chinese translation. And a<br />
Chinese sign language interpreter showed Chinese signs to the Chinese students here.<br />
This is I, listening to English and interpreted it in Japanese Sign Language for the<br />
Japanese deaf students.<br />
6.<br />
This picture was taken at the reception at TCT. This Japanese student, who visited<br />
China before, directly talked to the Chinese students. He is a Chinese-Japanese<br />
interpreter. He is a faculty member at TCT working as a Japanese-Japanese sign<br />
language interpreter.<br />
7.<br />
In the Philippines, the students talked each other, because Japanese students knew<br />
some of American signs and the Filipino Sign Language is similar to American Sign<br />
Language. This guy is a deaf Filipino who had studied in Japan for a year and very good<br />
at Japanese Sign. He served as an interpreter between Filipino Sign Language and<br />
Japanese Sign Language.<br />
8.<br />
The Filipino students visited my English class and discussed about a novel, which the<br />
classes at both countries read before.<br />
9.<br />
This photo is taken at NTID learning center. The professor spoke English and this lady<br />
translated it into Japanese and a faculty member at TCT signed in Japanese.<br />
10.<br />
This photo is taken at TCT cafeteria. I spoke English to the American deaf students and<br />
my speech was interpreted into American Sign Language by the interpreter, though I<br />
tired to use American signs.<br />
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