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Can we write notes back and forth, or can the Deaf person read lips, instead of using an interpreter?

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Can we write notes back and forth, or can the Deaf person read lips, instead of using an interpreter?

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It is time consuming and still only allows for partial understanding for the Deaf since English is really their second language. Writing notes back and forth can hinder communication between those who are Deaf and hearing. A Deaf person can read and write, however, ASL is often their first language, and therefore written information may cause further confusion. Furthermore, a Deaf person who is an excellent lip reader will only get about 33% of what you are saying. For the average Deaf individual, that percentage is much lower.

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