Fourteen students form Australia's Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children and 12 U.S. students from the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf are participating in an international exchange believed to be the first of its kind. Because U.S. and Australian sign languages differ, the teens are learning each others' language and cultures. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Monday, December 03, 2007
Schools for hearing-impaired launch first international exchange
Fourteen students form Australia's Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children and 12 U.S. students from the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf are participating in an international exchange believed to be the first of its kind. Because U.S. and Australian sign languages differ, the teens are learning each others' language and cultures. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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