Five Common Myths about Deaf People

Although most people would probably say they would rather be deaf than blind, studies show that deaf people represent the most isolated group of disabled individuals. Their ability to communicate is hindered by the fact that few hearing people know and understand sign language. Ideally, deaf students should have someone with them to interpret lecture material as it is spoken, and notetakers to record lecture material for future reference. But then again, deaf people can excel in many ways if only... 

Source:  Filipino Deaf from the Eyes of a Hearing Person

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