SINAL E ESCOLA

uma jornada

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14295/momento.v31i02.14259

Palavras-chave:

Língua de Sinais na Escola, Bilinguismo de sinais, Transumanismo

Resumo

Quando nossa coletânea internacional de artigos sobre o status da sinalização na escola foi publicada em 1987, acreditávamos que estávamos em transição no Reino Unido. A descoberta das línguas de sinais e sua validação pelos linguistas, forneceram a base para a implementação que a comunidade surda havia solicitado. As crianças surdas devem ter a língua de sinais como sua língua de interação e instrução. A coletânea destacou os pensamentos de vanguarda, mas também mostrou que diferentes países estavam em diferentes estágios de sua jornada. Nesta contribuição, refletimos sobre o conhecimento que tínhamos na época, as descobertas desde então e questionamos: a norma atual é que as crianças surdas, desde a mais tenra idade, tenham acesso à língua de sinais (no nosso caso, a Língua de Sinais Britânica), e podemos descrevemos as evidências que dizem que isso está funcionando para produzir cidadãos mais ajustados e eficazes? Olhamos além da simples questão para considerar se o bilinguismo que temos defendido é unilateral e não produz uma mudança de atitude para a maioria da sociedade. Com efeito, se os surdos se tornam bilíngues, isso permite que a sociedade permaneça monolíngue e evite o envolvimento com a visão surda de vida e de sociedade? E, finalmente, o artigo pergunta o que será a perda auditiva ou o aprimoramento auditivo no futuro?

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Biografia do Autor

Jim Kyle, University of Bristol

Professor Emeritus, University of Bristol, Bristol - U.K. 

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2022-07-28

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Kyle, J. (2022). SINAL E ESCOLA: uma jornada. Momento - Diálogos Em Educação, 31(02), 27–45. https://doi.org/10.14295/momento.v31i02.14259