Interest in American Sign Language grows in colleges and communities
University courses fill quickly as budget cuts limit hires. Krog notes ASL growth follows the 1988 Gallaudet protest and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Educators from preschool to high school expand ASL offerings, though funding and qualified teachers remain challenges. Some students pursue teaching interpreting speech pathology or deaf education.
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Sign Language Training At Kirkwood College
A wall sign marks the sign language interpretation course at Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids where about 70 students study American Sign Language through a formal program.
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