Friday, February 14, 2014

Tackling the Challenge

 1. How did the reporter put the viewer in Josh’s shoes with the way she started the story? 2. The interview with Josh and his interpreter required two cameras. Why? 3. How did the coach’s first sound bite give you a sense of the team’s appreciation of Josh? 4. If you could ask Josh or his interpreter one question, what would it be? 5. What are some of the major obstacles Josh has to overcome to play football as the only deaf person on the field?

1. At first she showed the normal sounds you would hear at a football game then she put it in his perspective     and showed that he can not hear any of the other normal sounds that another person could.
2. It took two cameras because one camera has to focus on josh and the other has to focus on the                     interpreter. 
3. He may lack the ability to hear but being unable to hear heightens all of his other senses and he has good       vision so he tell a lot of the other players what they can do to improve on their position strategies. The           coach does see him as having a disability.
4. I would ask them how hard is it to deal with him being deaf during school? Like does she go to class and       interpret the whole lesson?
5. For starters on major obstacle is that he can't hear when the referee blows the whistle and he keeps doing     the play.


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