Atlantic City teachers interpret American Sign Language for deaf students of all cultures
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Fourth grade students, Puja Parmar, 9, watches and Noel Galvez, 10, does the work as sign language interpreter, Misty Bratton, of Cape May, signs some answers during a 4th grade math lesson. Deaf students may speak Spanish Sign Language or signs they learned at home, instead of American Sign Language.
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Teacher of the deaf, Amy Williams, of Northfield, works with (from left) Paris Miles, 10, and Crystal Baez, 10. The Sovereign Avenue School in Atlantic City has taught hearing-impaired students for about four years.
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Fourth grade teacher Kristen Williams, of Mays Landing, with sign language interpreter, Misty Bratton, of Cape May, sit close as they teach a fourth grade math lesson.
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Paris Miles, 10, and Crystal Baez, 10, with teacher of the deaf, Amy Williams, of Northfield, during a fourth-grade math lesson.
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Teacher of the deaf, Amy Williams, of Northfield, works with a group of students, three of them hearing impaired.
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