2.   Q: Can Deaf people read lips?
A: Some can, but most reply on body movement and facial expressions.

3.   Q: What is the best way for a deaf person to communicate with a hearing person?
A: The best way is to write your message down on paper, But basic signing skills will help too.

4.   Q: Is deafness a handicap?
A: Yes, we are supported under the (ADA) Americans With Disabilities Act.

5.   Q: How do deaf people listen to television?
A: They have a closed-captioning decode which translates the words on the bottom of the T.V. screen.

6.   Q: Why are employers afraid to hire disable people?
A: The reason is because many employers continue to have misconceptions about recruiting and hiring disabled people, including high accommodation costs, confusion over employment laws, and ignorance of recruitment methods.

7.   Q: How do able bodies look at disabled people as an individual?
A: It is sad to know that many able bodies look down on disable bodies. Many people judge the disable and underestimate them for what they really are. I can admit that a lot of people lack education about disable people.

8.   Q: Can deaf employees participate in meetings?
A: Yes, by having an interpreter to interpret for them.

9.   Q: Do deaf employees have equal jobs as hearing employees?
A: Yes, if they are qualified to do the job.

10. Q: Do deaf employees have the ability to become a supervisor?
A: Yes, if they have experience to do the job.

11. Q: How is a Cochlear Implant different then a hearing aid?
A: Cochlear Implants stimulates the auditory nerve and a hearing aid amplifies sound.

12. Q: What is a cochlear implant?
A: A cochlear implant is a device to improve hearing for the deaf or hard of hearing and is implanted in side the ear. A small magnet is implanted under the skin and 16 small electrodes in the cochlea. A head piece is connected to a processor to receive the signals from the electrodes.