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    Deaf colleges in the Philippines allow deaf students to study and succeed in their careers. The Philippine Institute for the Deaf teaches students to lip read, speak, and succeed while recognizing their strengths. Colleges teach sign languages like Signing Exact English and Filipino Sign Language to deaf students. They also provide vocational programs and workshops for parents to help deaf children at home and socially. The goal of deaf education is to mainstream deaf students in a supportive environment to optimize their development.

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    Deaf colleges in the Philippines allow deaf students to study and succeed in their careers. The Philippine Institute for the Deaf teaches students to lip read, speak, and succeed while recognizing their strengths. Colleges teach sign languages like Signing Exact English and Filipino Sign Language to deaf students. They also provide vocational programs and workshops for parents to help deaf children at home and socially. The goal of deaf education is to mainstream deaf students in a supportive environment to optimize their development.

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    Deaf colleges in the Philippines allow deaf students to study and succeed in their careers. The Philippine Institute for the Deaf teaches students to lip read, speak, and succeed while recognizing their strengths. Colleges teach sign languages like Signing Exact English and Filipino Sign Language to deaf students. They also provide vocational programs and workshops for parents to help deaf children at home and socially. The goal of deaf education is to mainstream deaf students in a supportive environment to optimize their development.

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    Deaf colleges in the Philippines allow deaf students to study and succeed in their careers. The Philippine Institute for the Deaf teaches students to lip read, speak, and succeed while recognizing their strengths. Colleges teach sign languages like Signing Exact English and Filipino Sign Language to deaf students. They also provide vocational programs and workshops for parents to help deaf children at home and socially. The goal of deaf education is to mainstream deaf students in a supportive environment to optimize their development.

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    Deaf colleges in the Philippines allow students who have hearing impairment to study

    and become successful in their chosen careers. The Philippine Institute for the Deaf, the first
    oral School recognized by the Department of Education believes that the deaf don’t have to be
    mute. The school for the deaf teaches the profoundly deaf to lip read, to speak and to succeed
    while recognizing their capabilities and qualities for them to become the best version of
    themselves.
    The opportunities that college schools offer to the deaf college students include the
    Signing Exact English (SEE) and Filipino Sign Language (FSL) for those beginners’ students. The
    existing educational policy calls for using the oral method and total communication using
    English and Filipino Language and that SEE shall be used in all subjects taught in English.

    Colleges for deaf students teach SEE and other manually coded systems of English which
    are visual representations of spoken English. Natural visual language like FSL is also taught in
    schools and colleges for the deaf using unique syntax and non manual signals of the face and
    the body instead of grammatical features of spoken and written languages where students are
    facing nowadays.

    The educational institutions for the deaf believe that every child has a voice and all we
    need is to look for that voice and to listen to them. A deaf enrollee first undergoes hearing and
    aptitude evaluation then a one-on-one speech therapy session which will enhance his sign
    languages and be able to communicate well with people.

    These programs include basic computer skills, home economics, physical education and
    sports, dance and theater arts, painting, gardening, crafts, cooking and baking. They also
    conducted workshops for parents, so everyone will know how to teach and motivate the deaf
    children at home and in their social activities.

    Deaf education aims to mainstream students with special needs in a flexible learning
    environment for acquiring quality education which optimizes their development mentally and
    physically. The educational system for deaf students indulges them by shaping positive values,
    providing knowledge, and developing their skills.

    The deaf colleges provide equal rights and opportunities on accessible and quality
    education for students with special needs, specifically for the deaf Filipinos who have high
    regard for education.

    I do believe this is valuable for uplifting them from poverty and achieving breakthroughs
    for the country’s economic progress and industrial development and to have a prosperous life
    in the near future.
    Sources
    1. DepEd Order 11 (2000). DO 11, S. 2000 - Recognized special education (SPED)
    centers in the
    Philippines. https://www.deped.gov.ph/2000/02/11/do-11-s-2000-recognized-
    special-
    education-sped-centers-in-the-philippines
    2. DepEd Order 6 (2006). DO 6, S. 2006 - Policies and guidelines for special education at
    the
    secondary level. https://www.deped.gov.ph/2006/01/31/do-6-s-2006-policies-and-
    guidelines-for-special-education-at-the-secondary-level/
    3. DepEd Order 38 (2015). DO 38, S. 2015 - Guidelines on the utilization of support
    funds for the
    Special Education (SPED) Program. https://www.deped.gov.ph/2015/08/19/do-38-s-
    2015-
    guidelines-on-the-utilization-of-support-funds-for-the-special-education-sped-
    program/

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