MAKE A DIFFERENCE:
HELP PEOPLE WITH HEARING IMPAIRMENT
YELLOW LEVEL | PRIMARY 2 STUDENTS
Campaign by: Abigail, Arielle, Ashley, Casey, Daniel, Dexter, Godfrey, Jayden, Ethan K, Ethan L, Max, Myra, Nathan, Royce, Sarkis, Serafina, Shannon, Torrez, Victoria, and Zi Ang
WHO WE ARE
We are students who attend JEMS Character Academy and we are in the Yellow Level. This year, we have been learning to grow in our empathy and compassion for people with hearing impairment in our community.
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We hope you will enjoy our website, watch, learn and play games in our videos and grow in your compassion towards people who are deaf too!
The more we understand, the more we can be compassionate!
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Love,
Ethan K, Ethan L, Myra, Zi Ang, Shannon, Torrez, Royce, Daniel, Arielle, Victoria, Nathan, Dexter, Abigail, Godfrey, Ashley, Casey, Sarkis, Max, Jayden, Serafina
WHAT WE LEARNT
During the months from April to June, Yellow Level students have grown in their understanding and awareness of the needs and challenges that people with hearing impairment may face.
By empathising with how deaf people may feel, we have grown in their heart to be compassionate towards them in our community too.
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Check out these videos for a sneak peak into how we have been learning about people with hearing impairment in class!
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WHY WE CARE?
By understanding more about the needs of people with hearing impairment, we can grow in our empathy and compassion towards them. Let's live in a more compassionate and inclusive community!
What are some challenges that people with hearing impairment may face in daily life?
How do people with hearing impairment communicate with others?
Did you know there are different levels of hearing loss?
Surprising Facts about Hearing Impairment:
Did you know?
MEETING OUR GUEST SPEAKER
We had an amazing opportunity to interact with, play games and set their own questions to have an interview with Ms. Fanny Li, an educator with hearing impairment with years of experience in teaching young children who are both hearing and hearing impaired in schools.
From this memorable experience, we gained a deeper understanding of people with hearing impairment, their experiences and life goals, and thus deepen their empathy and grow in their compassion towards them in our community.
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COMPASSION INTO ACTION:
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LEARNING HONG KONG SIGN LANGUAGE
Learning sign language is one way to break the barrier to communicate with and to include those with hearing impairment more in our community.
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To take a step into being compassionate, we enjoyed learning how to sign the alphabets, how to sign their name, and how to sign different animals in Hong Kong Sign Language.
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Check out these fun videos to learn more about Hong Kong Sign Language from us!