Silent classroom teaches non-hearing students American Sign Language
In Ann Arbor a deaf co teacher Maureen Wagner leads hearing students in ASL as they spend hours weekly in a silent world. Wagner shares how signing conveys meaning beyond spoken English and how her students learn to understand deaf culture, with updates like interpreters on television and public figures signing at events. Mae Harrison, whose parents were deaf, joins to connect with family members she could not communicate with before. A CLASSIFIED AD CALL 736-5653