yourself if you have to. or if that doesn t work, find another way of communicating it, rephrasing the sentence, writing it down or using your phone. they are wonderful devices, you can use them to navigate, to use that word, a conversation in a different way. there are always ways in which you can make your conversations are to make yourself more accessible to deaf people. it is not a burden. it is not a significant challenge. they are small simple steps you can take that are not burdensome at all but just makes everyone feel included. like i say, accessibility benefits everyone. when you make a conversation more accessible to a deaf person, it means they can get involved in the conversation and they might have interesting things to contribute, as well. it is important that you include those people. important that you include those eo - le. ., important that you include those eo - le. . ., , important that you include those eole. ., ., , important that you include those neale, ., .,
it showed is that, through the brilliant connection that she had with her partner, giovanni, we got this these beautiful dances and wonderful connection between the two of them that led them all the way to the final. thatjust goes to show that, when deaf people are supported, and when accessibility is there, accessibility benefits everyone, notjust the person involved. everyone, not ust the person involved. ., everyone, not ust the person involved. everyone, not ust the person involved. . ., , involved. liam, i wonder if we could to back involved. liam, i wonder if we could go back to involved. liam, i wonder if we could go back to the involved. liam, i wonder if we could go back to the fact involved. liam, i wonder if we could go back to the fact that involved. liam, i wonder if we could go back to the fact that dancing - go back to the fact that dancing requires hearing, listening, to the tempo, following the tempo, listening to the music. so, so many people are askin
he told me what rose s win means to the deaf community and how it will raise awareness of the measures that need to be put in place to make life more accessible to deaf people. there are so many things that rose s win symbolises for deaf people like myself. i think first and foremost it goes to show how, with the right support, deaf people can achieve anything. i think what people approached the show or this series with was the idea that rose could not hear the music, but in actuality, that showed that that did not have to be an issue, because instead it showed us, through the brilliant connection that she had with her partner, giovanni, what we got instead was these beautiful, beautiful dances and this just wonderful connection between the two of them that led them all the way to the final and i think thatjust goes to show that when deaf people are supported and when accessibility is there, accessibility benefits everyone,