Many times, Deaf people in the workforce feel unchallenged and passed-over for promotions or more skilled work. Have you ever felt bored or unchallenged in school or in a job? How did this make you feel and how did you (or how would you) approach the issue with your teacher or boss?

1. what is colloquial context? informal formal both a & b none of the above 2. a type of verbal communication in which the interchange of information is done through the pre-defined channels is known as communication. 3. a type of verbal communication in which the interchange of information does not follow any channels is known as communication. 4.asl register/discourse includes which of the following aspects? ( select all that apply) describes type or style of a language is found in every language includes formal and informal contexts is not a proper term used in asl 5. an advantage of informal communication is that it can be because employees can discuss work related problems.

Identify which stage of the listening process is occurring in the following scenario. on the way home from school, erik enthusiastically began telling his older brother gunter about an upcoming class field trip to the zoo. gunter looked up after a moment and said, "what? " as he pulled his earphones out of his ears. answers choices:

Ishmael wants to go on vacation with his friend's family. what's the best way he can persuade his parents to say yes? a he can tell them that he will be sad and stay in bed if he can't go. b he can explain that the vacation will be educational and safe. c he can say that he'll hate his parents if they don't let him go. d he can ask them for the money that he needs for the trip.