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Making Education Accessible to Deaf Children | Nyle DiMarco | TEDxKlagenfurt

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I met a couple deaf people when i was traveling already Amazing people as I thought 2 guys camping in Iceland from Libanon and we had a somewhat functioning chat about what hot pots were good with a lot of gesturing but it worked But what impressed me most was this young girl from the Netherlands or something like that who had been volunteering in Sri Lanka and was so great at lip reading English which was not even her mother tongue All of them sure seemed to know sign language as well though Whereas here in Austria I've met deaf kids as well who don't seem to receive the support they would need from their families - and formal institutions like schools cannot fill this gap completely I was told Comment from : Euronika

Why is the interpreter's language ahead of Nyle's signs As a retired Interpreter this bothers me Comment from : ruth kletke

What he talked about here is so important!! The deaf community is deprived of so many things that don't allow them to thrive in life all because we hearing people think we are above them because all we see is deafness as a disability when we don't even imagine how deafness can bring so many amazing things to the world!! Wish someone made a bill like this for Portugal, deaf schools are closing and the ones that are open don't even have a full education in sign language is ridiculous!! This needs to change, thank you Nyle for bringing this awareness to the world Comment from : Marcia Cravo

the blonde girl at 14:07 says "nope not doing that" Comment from : Casey Markov

As much as I am loving this Ted talk, the interpreter is moving ahead of what Nyle is Signing, basically the interpreter is just going ahead of what is not even signed by Nyle, it is discomforting to see it happening I am his huge fan and love the style and the way he narrates his story I agree that an interpreter is suppose to sound professional but I get a feeling that within this process the interpreter is missing out on emotions big time brbrNyle is an inspiration Deafness is not a disability if you know Sign language I can hear him loud and clear Hearing individuals should know nd learn some Sign Language to make this world an inclusive place I feel blessed to be an interpreter Comment from : ASL With Amit

This is awesome that they presented it however it’s not made with a deaf viewer in mind they would need a steady camera focus close up at him Comment from : G T

How is the Nyle Di Marco Foundation doing now? Comment from : Susan Sien

Omg the most handsome man Comment from : sandra emmi

He makes me want to learn how to sign❤️ Comment from : Dahlene James

he's such an incredible human being Comment from : Edvan Bomfim

I agree, Nyle Most Speech-Language Pathologist have not advocated for your linguistic rights Access to ASL is a right Comment from : Irene Garcia-Benavides

the deaf and hoh students where i live are not given translators or any other help we don't have a deaf school we used to but they forced the children to not use asl and real lips the children weren't learning so it got shut down Comment from : Robyn Dwyer

This was truly an amazing Ted talk And I learned so much from him I'm currently trying to learn sign language, and now seeing the benefits could really make it even more better to know so I could possibly try to help others know Though I do hope that legislation gets through, it's truly needed, not like the ones that they try to pass today It shows they just don't care, they care more about taking others rights and pushing a restrictive government rather than the freedom and good things we should have like this legislation idea Truly brilliant and amazing! Also they should've kept the camera at one point only, I couldn't focus on the signs well- Comment from : Sara

Why was the interpret speaking ahead of the speaker? That was confusing to try and keep up withbrAs far as the testimony itself: priceless! ❤️ Comment from : M Ramirez

He was awesome on switched at birth 💜 Comment from : Octavia Nicole

So nice that you can use your platform to raise awareness to your community and inspire others! Comment from : Arianna Santos-Mateo

My major is Special Education and I'm absolutely in love and inspired to keep going THANK YOU NYLE! YOUR WIN on ANTM reignites my spark to keep pushing forward for my sister and others who deserve access to education!!!! Comment from : Britani Sweet

I wonder if he was given hearing for a year if he would want to keep the ability or go back to his silent world Comment from : Ruth Fannin

DEAF WITH A HEALTHY COCHLEA CAN HEAR THROUGH A BONE HEADPHONES PURCHASED ON THE INTERNET MARKET PAIRS WITH A CELL PHONE IN brTHIS DISPLAYS FROM PLAY STORE THE MICROPHONE APLICATION AND YOU LISTEN brTHE WORLD IS YOURS Comment from : Lucas Melise

i knew he looked familiar he won america's next top model season 22 Comment from : Nicholas Erizo

That's cool! Hearing people clap and deaf people shake?! Comment from : Abigail Mendoza

A winner from ANTM and DWTS 22 there Comment from : Annie Gao

If anyone should understand a signing Ted Talker, it should be the Deaf Please, in the future, keep the camera centered on the presenter There are several Ted Talks that don't stay centered and it is a practice that should end Comment from : Salem

I have never understood why sign language is not taught in schools So many languages are taught but not sign Sign should be a part of education from early education onwards not instead of other global languages but as well Comment from : Suzanne Edmonds

taking a break from my ASL lessons for class your video came up and i needed a break amazing what you have accomplished and the work and knowledge you are providing deaf and hearing people gave me goose bumps towards the end awesome person! Comment from : David Florez

why do these ted talks of signers have camera angles so far away? we can't see them signing so frustrating Comment from : Victoria Urshan

I am a student learning ASL, this video gives some good information and insight 🙂 Comment from : Lauren :3

It's interesting him talking about the job interview example Made me suddenly wonder how I would facilitate a deaf person if they interviewed at my work Or even how I could make their work-life possible without limitations on an ongoing basis Like, how would we change our team phone calls How would we present to clients Is there the right signage around the office etc etc The fact I don't know the answers to those questions, and i'm sure many wouldn't, tells me I'm probably part of a problem I've never thought about before Will definitely look into it now i've watched this Comment from : tedfaun

Let's talk about how amazing an interpreter is Comment from : M Kaylan

I chose to watch an educational video about making education accessible for deaf children because I wanted to be informed on the topic I found this video to be very educational, I really liked how Nyle included his experiences along with other children, I also liked how he proved what he was saying with facts This video was definitely worth watching Comment from : Tatum Mixon

Do you believe you have your own soul and can make you hear and speak again if you just believe and repent fasting and baptize and OUR HEAVENLY FATHER'S can give back your We don't force and judge other because OUR HEAVENLY FATHER'S is the only THE ONE do that not us because we are human same as you but we only share the good news of JESUS CHRIST (your own soul name) We love you all because OUR HEAVENLY FATHER'S LOVES you all the first to reach you to tell you HE LOVES you all even cannot hear but we believe HE created you today to see how your own soul is the only one can make you hear and speak too by only just believe you have your own soul and go to real churches see and just repent baptize and your own choices to prepare a day to real fasting if you just believe Abraham was blessed because he was just believe not holy because he has body and flesh too same as us today, because our soul is the one HOLY not our body and flesh, that's why we just believe and go to the church see and talk about JESUS CHRIST, might help you there and just believe and repent and baptize We just give the words because it not ours to gives Don't believe us just believe OUR HEAVENLY FATHER'S WORDS ONLY! Okay! Hello and forgives us if write to you Your choice! We love you forever because OUR HEAVENLY FATHER'S LOVES you all the first Thank you very much and bye bye! Have a wonderful right thoughts to hear OUR HEAVENLY FATHER'S WORDS to you Our earthly parents might died and forgot to teach us about our own soul but OUR HEAVENLY FATHER'S WORDS cannot forgot us to teaches us about our own soul to us because HE gives HIS promise to our lost ancestors, even they might fail yesterday and create us but hope they pray, someday their HEAVENLY FATHER'S will show them a way with their grandchildrens today to see their own life to OBEY HIM forever We believe if you are the one head of all who cannot hears you might be the one can help those same as you too, because 1 equal 1,000 and More connected with you too Comment from : george hazzard

❤️ Comment from : MeloMaloPaulino

this guy looks exacly like the giga chad Comment from : ScribTOON

I have a friend who is deaf and so I am taking ASL so I can talk to her more efficiently It hurts to know all of these facts No community is more deserving of equality Comment from : Brenna Petersen

The interpreter is late and I can't comprehend well since I am new learning on this aslbasic Me not deaf Comment from : minnie cagas

Great Comment from : Noma M

Can we have this with closed captions please Comment from : Martha Walsh Walah

13:45 started to tear up Comment from : Karla

This is such a nice inspiration Comment from : David Masereka

You are amazing❤️🤟 Comment from : Danielle Weedo-Pires

As a CODA, growing up in the Deaf culture I have seen what you're talking about as far as education goes Different levels across the board As an interpreter for the DHH in the school system, I have seen deaf children not getting the education they need Some with hearing parents that don't communicate or sign with their deaf child MIND BLOWING! Absolutely the saddest thing I have ever seen Just recently I was interpreting for a deaf student who was from Honduras A healthy , happy boy that was already behind a grade because of his parents moving him around so often His father was no longer in the picture and his mother only spoke Spanish This kid knew signs he had learned during his school years, which weren't many years Like the few parents out their that don't sign with their deaf kids, his mother didn't either The DHH Teacher and I put together flash cards with Spanish and English words with ASL Since the COVID has happened , He and his mother have moved again We have lost touch My heart breaks to think he may be another Deaf kid to slip through the "cracks" Thank you Nyle for helping people become aware Comment from : Eabby Verhoeven

Do you think the interpreter rehearsed this with him? Because when the interpreter said "practice", Nyle showed the sign for "practice" a couple moments later when Nyle mentioned the athletes At 1:11 the interpreter says "where they reside and TRAIN through the year", but Nyles did not sign "train/practice" until 1:13 Even if the interpreter could guess or figure out what Nyles would express next or the idea that would be conveyed from context, I feel like Nyles ran this with the interpreter at least once before hand especially since this is over 14 mins long and because there are some things that Nyles signs after the interpreter mentions them Comment from : Kai Kai Bau Bau

I'm hard of hearing and my husband is mostly deaf so he teaches me asl for the last 2 years I love the deaf world Comment from : Rita plana

Ted when people are signing front up close views only damn it Comment from : Jay Rico

Thank you for sharing Comment from : Lisa Noel

To the Cameraman PLEASE just leave the video on himWe want to see the signs we want to see the language! We can’t tell what he is saying when you keep moving it around Comment from : Maria Elizabeth

Hellobr Please I need to talk to you Ur give me your whatsapp number My whatsapp mobile number is +923212817162 this is my number Comment from : Khurram Malik

I have been looking for someone to teach me ASL for the blind Is there such a thing? I would like to communicate better with my deaf friends Comment from : Kim Lloyd Hildreth

W h e a t Comment from : RustyRed

I found Nyle from my asl teacher and I was explaining his foundation to my mom because I am a hoh person and my mom struggled for so long trying to get me access to asl not just speech and I’m finally getting it and I’m helping showing her some signs I really wish I would have found Nyle sooner because he is my inspiration Comment from : CJ

ok can we quickly discuss how well spoken Nyle Dimarco is? The way he signs is so eloquent and beautiful He is amazing and what he does He always has a smile on his face and he is proud of who he is Comment from : Kishaun

Nyle is such a beautiful person, both inside and out, and what he is doing is SO important--not just for the deaf community, but for the world at large I am a hearing person, but a couple of years ago, I began taking ASL classes at our local LGBT Center I've always been interested in language and understand the importance of effective communication I am still taking classes, learning a little more each week I also watch ASL videos here on YouTube, attend social gatherings for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community where ASL students like me are welcomed It has been a truly eye-opening experience for me I wish our country was more progressive in the area of teaching multiple languages in our K-12 educational system Children can assimilate language very quickly, and it would be a boon to our society if every school-age child in the US was taught English, American Sign Language, and AT LEAST one foreign language of his or her choice (be it Spanish, French, Italian, Swahili, Hindi, or whatever) starting around the age of 6 or 7 and continuing through to high school graduation Not only would we be a more progressive, successful nation, but a much more compassionate one as well Comment from : Jason Hull

Kyle is amazing Comment from : winnileesboy

Thanks Nyle on trying to make the world a better place for Deaf children :) Comment from : devils2727

75 percent don’t use sigh language when they have a dead child?! Thats nuts! Comment from : Katrina Shaw

wow it is perfect Comment from : Aliae RKAINA

Maybe you should stop making deaf babies and take pride in it in the first place? Comment from : Nocturnal Breeze

how is the interpreter so fast he’s interpreting things that he hasn’t even said yet haha Comment from : Ryan Liang

Damn I'd rather be deaf in both ears if I could look like this I'm only deaf in one ear Comment from : Salty_terminal_civilian

I love watching in different ted talks if the capitalize the d in deaf I feel like it tells a lot about who they are and how they grew up Comment from : Ems Life

Hearing people are the target audience for this video The constantly shifting camera angles & distances make it impossible to watch the presentation and simply absorb the information Comment from : AK 565

I am grateful for the many things I continue to learn from this beautiful man Comment from : denvergojoe

Lindo! Comment from : Daniel Farrel

Thanks for sharing and good luck; it's been great learning ASL I think all schools public and private should integrate blind & deaf students into their schools and have Braille books/ASL translation for them Comment from : Jay Shirley

I need to practice sign language in the future I knew a little sign Comment from : Gary Nicholas

The interpreter is ahead because this is a "high stakes" interpretation for a formal presentation In order for Nyle to be expressed clearly in the interpretation, most interpreters prepare beforehand studying the speakers script so they have full context as to what he will say, reducing interpreters errors - putting more focus on the speaker I am sure this interpreter did as well This is one of the many things they teach when you become an interpreter Comment from : 雨rain

Saying that not having access to language causes brain damage is misspeaking Just as I've told myself for ages that having damaged brain cells is better than having missing brain cells, brain cells can't be damaged if they're not there in the first place Therefore, a lack access to language leads to delays in brain development rather than brain damage Metaphorically speaking, it's the difference between having a building partially collapse and the building never having been there at all Comment from : TyrekeCorrea

Aren't the differences between sign languages significant enough for a language barrier to come up? British Sign Language and New Zealand Sign Language are very different from American Sign Language Comment from : TyrekeCorrea

Are those stories real? Comment from : TyrekeCorrea

You are a part of Deaf culture; your culture is not deaf It's not like you can't or don't communicate, or like the Deaf community is completely cut off from the world Don't let anybody think that's the case Comment from : TyrekeCorrea

Didn’t he sign that the baby was crying, not laughing like the interpreter said? Comment from : Janet

Nyle is such a cutie Comment from : Owen Lio

Great! Comment from : Friends of the Deaf Intl Foundation

is the interpreter reading off a card or interpreting nyle? because often the interpreter starts talking before nyle even starts signing Comment from : teethcollection tv

A small advice to all Deaf speakers, including DiMarco himself: avoid use of the phrase describing your inability to hear "I CAN'T HEAR" Use instead: "I DON'T HEAR" Reason: the word "can" and "can't" followed by whatever verb imply that everyone ought to be able to do this verb, like "hear", to be wholly human, and its inability a defect in need of removal, whereas using "not" with a verb does not carry this implication Comment from : Hartmut Teuber

Who is the narrator/interpreter? He has a nice voice, he should totally do audiobooks Comment from : Michelle Marie

Really cool that hearing school friends could sign even though the nearest deaf people lived far away Presumably members of this strong deaf family taught them, or taught him how to teach them! Brilliant Comment from : Katy Judd

Isn't he in the Tequila music video? Comment from : Jake Toppen

He is the reason i want to be a professional asl interpreter Comment from : Chelsey

The fact that he is a deaf activist signing to a crowd and half the time you cant even see the signs is ridiculous Comment from : Chelsey

He's Lying Everyone wishes to change something about themselves, at one time in their lives Usually when they are a child or through adolescence But people believe that to admit that means that your not happy with yourselves when it reality it just means that you are Human Comment from : Evan Flynn

There were parts where the translator was making noises like swallowing saliva and made cringe idk why 😐 Comment from : Cynthia Borges

He is amazing Honestly, he is very great inside and outside He knows how to live in a luxury and how to live minimally God, you have made such great creation Comment from : Janioong

I am so in love with him😍 Comment from : vishakha patil

those deaf children are so luckybrbrbrbrbrbrbrLOL, just kidding Comment from : 沈强

wait wtf he's actually deaf? i thought he was just a good signer im here from the 7 rings video btw Comment from : Devitra Suga

Great lesson in there Wonderful Comment from : denish lubangakene

🧠👎🤔🙄😱👈 Comment from : শঙ্কর বধির

Thank you for pushing the message that disabled kids are vulnerable but if you try to harm them by pretending that you're pushing too keep disabled children safe It's not new Don't pretend to be the shepherd otherwise the actual Shepherds going to come over and hang you by the tree as a warning Comment from : Gonzalo Bernal

I love these videos, adore him and enjoyed this Comment from : Michael Rauch

Este hombre es perfecto Comment from : Stivaro Joan

He's hot and he's got insightful thoughts Duo hotness Comment from : Kyle Noe

Thank you so much for speaking out and sharing your expenses Great Ted Talk! Comment from : Sara Murney

No captions, the angels are awful, and the interpretation misses a lot of what he signs not changing the meaning necessarily but just minutes in a see a lot missing I love Nyle! Comment from : Alyssa Thompson

Nyle Dimarco really busy with travels Nyle D love deaf people as friends He is amazing and perfect and best Comment from : Misty Prichard

Garret! Comment from : Avery

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