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DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsLearned in this class:

What I liked the most about this class was:

What I didn't like about this class was:

What I would change about this class:

Recom to others:

Yes Very detailed information . Not right room Everything is good Yes Yes The class discussion on the video that we

watched. Also, the small group activities .The room was too small for the large group, it was also hard to see everyone but we worked it out!

Handouts/DVD were awesome but no time to read the materials, I suggest to hold till the end of the day .

Yes

Yes Very important to explain about it during class, clear also DARS.

Not learn enough class about DARS .

Better class change to explain for learnt and sample what mean along-‐self.

Yes

Yes Sharing the experience. Room for the training N/A Yes

Yes Everything N/A Advocacy and use of American Disability Act

Yes

Yes Self-‐Esteem, Resource for Interpreters, Ethics

None Change to a bigger room so we can see other signers.

Yes

Yes Deaf Friendly environment. ASL used by everyone. Handouts and DVD's. Role play activities

Room size made it hard to see each other

N/A Yes

Yes Class discussions. Games involving what we learned and hot to apply it. Participation.

There was nothing that I did not like.

None Yes

Yes Being able to speak openly and learn other peoples experiences.

Everything was wonderful. Nothing just keep up with the good work and keep learning and teaching new things .

Yes

Yes Feedback, teamwork, power point, sense of humor

No Comment N/A Yes

Yes I really like to hear and more focus the instructor to explain to us a lot of things to understand.

N/A Need more lecture first for 2 hours then need to take lab time after the lecture finishes.

Yes

Yes All important "issues" that we need to know.

N/A N/A Yes

Yes Learn qualified introspect, Learn attitude Great lots learned-‐ Hope none later

Stay same way Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes Need Interpreter Yes like class trainer I like again trainer good me. Yes Yes Self-‐Advocacy N/A N/A Yes Yes Topics, Trainers The handouts. Would like to

have more information on the handouts.

Room seating's, hard to see everyone

Yes

Yes American Disability Acts, CPC, Three Different group of interpreters, Accommodations

None Not for now but someday in future, there will be update to improve

Yes

Yes Ways to self-‐advocate for a qualified interpreter; certification process and grievance procedures

modules 1-‐3-‐too basic and boring

more role playing Yes

Yes Learned a lot. N/A N/A YesYes I like an interpreter and paper and pen. I don’t like the interpreter, bad

attitude to me.None No

Yes I really enjoyed class discussions relating to each specific topic. I also enjoyed the flow and structure of the topics

N/A N/A Yes

Yes About qualified, interrupter how to show attitude positive. Learn about ADA sample.

N/A N/A Yes

Yes Learned a lot of information about the rights of the laws.

Too much focus on interpreter's info because we could know basic thing about laws

N/A Yes

Yes Games and Questions Inform ADA N/A NoYes Performance game and discuss with group

like to more new learns how to conversation each other.

Long speeches Make new learns how to be improve in during speechless and communication each persons.

No

Yes Role play, discussion on interpreting The interruptions on visually impatient person in class. It wasn't smooth when we can freely discussion in training. It's better when it's All deaf and another day/date for visually impaired.

More group/ partner discussions Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes When we do group work and a challenge

game against each other to see and correct our attitude and words.

Too long hours, talking that lead loss of interest.

Entertain and cut the hours shorter .

Yes

Yes The most about this class in something that's more important issue related to access.

There are none of this class that I didn't like.

It's awesome class which I don’t see any change.

Yes

Yes That I learned and got more info about ADA and learn how to handle the situation when service refuse to provide an interpreter.

N/A N/A Yes

Yes ADA titles-‐ understand better Room is not friendly need mirror interpreter YesYes Yes I like learn more to class N/A N/A YesYes The role playing and how to approach

issues.None come to mind Include more information via

power point and discussions.Yes

Yes I have learned a lot of things! Some I don’t like it Need learn adjust thing. Never give it up.

Yes

Yes To learn how to communicate to hearing people hoe to get interpreter.

About interpreters' certificate. I don't need change. Yes

Yes Interactive-‐hands on. Great information to use everyday.

N/A N/A Yes

Yes The ambiance/positive energy of the presenter and group. Excellent information.

N/A N/A Yes

Yes Small group, very respectful. Valuable information to both deaf and hearing community.

No coffee/tea available To have coffee/tea available. Yes

Yes Learning more about deaf advocacy. N/A N/A Yes

Yes Activities; Role playing N/A N/A YesYes Her attitude and skills N/A None YesYes Good presentation and active N/A N/A YesYes Sharing experiences room-‐too cold Have more small group activities

and have more deaf peopleYes

Yes Discussions, resources and sharing experiences.

Feel something missing less time on applications.

More applications and activities. Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes Feed back and interaction, not just

lecture. Not many people, wish more people involved to perhaps receive more personal experiences.

Basic structure was good, but could have been more effective utilizing out time; late start.

Yes

Yes Group discussions and brief case scenarios Not providing the interpret if they think I can read lips or with paper back and fourth.

More Education Yes

Yes Hearing feedback from many different perspectives about interpreting and advocacy. Having examples, like letters etc. that I can use in the real world.

N/A Add more hands on activities. Yes

Yes Live discussion N/A N/A YesYes Ability to interact with each other-‐ good

size groups.N/A Role Playing activities perhaps. Yes

Yes Deaf perspective Too cold! Temperature, otherwise it was very good.

Yes

Yes Learning about ADA, communication access and etc.

It was very cold. Great-‐ I would change nothing. Yes

Yes To help each other with their support. None Have some activities Yes Yes That we got to share personal stories

related with the subject.None of those, really. To do it when if I can't do it. Try

things that I never experienced with.

Yes

Yes Discussing about each video watched. I liked all of it. Nothing Yes Yes I like the DVD's, they were educational

and fun at the same time. Learned more about KCDHH, ADA and NDA.

None No, each information was very needed and very helpful!

Yes

Yes I liked support requesting of opportunity with interpreter and good positive attitude.

Got off topic some, got me bored.

Fluent technology Yes

Yes The advocacy and video conversation between the deaf person and hearing person.

I don't like that calling action dental appointments and frustrated, pressured.

I changed good positive attitude of that important good opportunity.

Yes

Yes Learning more about positive attitudes. Nothing really. Just didn't like how the hearing person treats the deaf person.

More activities to act it out and understand more info.

Yes

Yes Refresh for me Nothing Paper in bag YesYes I like to learn everything. N/A N/A Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes Lots of things. N/A N/A YesYes I had a lot of fun at the same time as

learning!None N/A Yes

Yes New Faces and new subjects and self-‐advocacy and great refreshment!

None N/A Yes

Yes Help each other A small room is not comfy. Need a bigger room. Yes

Yes N/A About doc or anything interesting.

Tell other about the great class. Yes

Yes I learned about important certified interpreter information. Also I really like communication with physical interpreter.

N/A N/A Yes

Yes How to be a better advocate. I don't like it about attitude for use rude call video phone or use with interpreter that is not polite.

I can try to do my best too. But I am still learn to other too.

Yes

Yes Food How to deal with doctors who won't hire an interpreter.

None. This class was terrific Yes

No Nothing Nothing YesCode and professional conduct, role play. Good attitude and approach.

Yes A lot of advocacy exercises to participate especially "let's participate"!

Nothing I couldn't handle Pilot prog: A variety of sub topics other than interpreters same thing that deaf face.

Yes

Yes Games to help us think as well as role playing it wasn't easy.

A video to provide for a pre-‐test. Class room design-‐ I think a circular setting would be a lot easier.

Yes

Yes Sharing stories with solutions, boost's each other's self-‐esteem and feeling backbone in us. Role playing, mock situations, tips on handouts and win-‐win motivation ideas.

It was all new to me and shows why I should know 501-‐504 as well as my rights to these things.

Emphasis: Why you have the rights and how to use it.

Yes

Yes I liked the activities Better setup for tables. 2 days are not enough should expand to 3. More on ADA.

Now that I am aware of but ask to remain diversity in group like was done in the last two days.

Yes

Yes About how to be self-‐esteem and self-‐determination for needs not wants.

N/A Have more information available already printed out.

Yes

Yes Understand self-‐advocate. None None Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes PowerPoint, group participation, pace; not

too fast and not too slow, explained interpreter certification.

Host in the video can't be seen, the background should not be black.

N/A Yes

Yes Learn more about self-‐advocacy, self-‐esteem, avoid negative stuff. ADA.

Clothing of person in DVD for pretest (too much chest shown-‐ not professional dress), Table set up made it hard to communicate, too much time spent on module 4.

Set up of tables. Spend less time discussion how test RID/BEI on Module 4.

Yes

Yes Interpreter None Improvement/development with ADA and self-‐advocacy.

Yes

Yes Group discussion, video, materials appointed to my life situations

Nothing N/A Yes

Yes Interpreter was very clear. None None Yes

Yes The videos, discussions, various scenarios, introduction to resources within Hawaii.

N/A N/A Yes

Yes Videos were clear examples of types of discriminations and discussions were open/supportive.

The long hours 8 Am-‐4:30 Pm should be split into 4 classes.

Real life stories from interpreters on how they can help empower the deaf.

Yes

Yes Advocacy and self advocacy. Ran out of time. Should be a two day conference. Yes

Yes Everything All Day! Long Day! Make it short and activities or parts of workshops.

No

Yes Advocacy and self advocacy all other very important.

One day workshop Make it a two day workshop. Yes

Yes Everything-‐ visual cues, power points and class discussions.

None Reduce high air conditioner and set up the workshop as two days.

Yes

Yes All issues are good. Too Long None YesYes Interpreting N/A Cut the comments, limit them to

4Yes

Yes N/A N/A N/A YesYes Information, Visuals N/A N/A YesYes Everything N/A More Time Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes

The discussions None Should make it two day

workshop instead.Yes

Yes

I didn’t know about not to be angry from businesses. Change attitude such as positive/be tactful. No student book Have a student book Yes

Yes Good feedback. The PowerPoint was very informative.

N/A N/A Yes

Yes PowerPoint and organization, interactive discussion

Seating arrangement which is not "deaf friendly"

N/A Yes

Yes Organization of slides were good N/A N/A Yes

Yes CD's-‐ save trees, using the videos/scenarios

N/A N/A Yes

Yes Videos, power points and role playing N/A Seating arrangement Yes

Yes Very clear No breakfast-‐ (not quite important)

N/A Yes

Yes Video was very interesting and Kim is a wonderful teacher.

None Nothing Yes

Yes

Videotape and discussions

Stories in video are all happy endings which is not always true.

Less cheesy on video Yes

Yes Example of concepts discussedMisinterpretation of some things. N/A Yes

YesGroup discussions based on our own experiences and perspectives N/A Nothing Yes

Yes Well organized, activities, well informed, discussion, visual cues

Time limited-‐ need better organization and time management None Yes

Yes I like the movie, it gave us a lesson. N/A N/A Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes I learned so much helpful information.

Trainers are very friendly and have positive attitudes. Both of them have wonderful comprehension of deaf self-‐advocacy training curriculum to explain to us.

None Support Yes

Yes I like how it helped me understand how the interpret and deaf help each other and think positive as self-‐esteem.

Everything is wonderful. No comments at this time.

Wish there are more people to empower themselves.

Yes

Yes I like the communication access, I like being thought how to understand.

None Everything was good, no changes.

Yes

Yes This was my first time to hear unimportant to me.

No problem here, I really enjoyed listening to them to learn more.

No, Randi and Ann are very wonderful teachers and explain very clear, all deaf understand better.

Yes

Yes Everything. I really enjoyed everything. N/A N/A NoYes Everything. N/A That I can do myself now. YesYes I like all of module 1 a lot. N/A N/A YesYes I love to learn module 1 and 8 Nope I like all of this class

because I wanted to learn more than before.

I would change be positive and be brave.

Yes

Yes The most what I liked is ADA. I really learned a lot from them. Now I know what to do. I am so happy, and I feel more positive.

None I would change to be positive when I have a problem with an interpreter and I can talk with her/him about that as talking positive.

Yes

Yes I am really interested in the support for me.

I don't have any problems. I really like this class!

I will spread to everyone that would need the help.

Yes

Yes Yes, I am very interested about ADA. I will can do it and learn from them.

There is nothing with me and everything is fine.

It very great about ADA Yes

Yes Sign language presenter. There is no problem. They are good and make me understand very clear.

Yes

Yes Great positive attitude from everyone. Knowledge of topic.

None More role playing. Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes I really liked my trainer taught what I can

prepare.Just wish I didn't have to be absent from work. But other than that it was worth every little bit.

Nothing. Just have more deaf student attend.

Yes

Yes I like to learn about the class. None To show my positive attitude and self-‐esteem.

Yes

Yes I like learn math or class work. But I need her ASL sign slower and clearer.

Because that no make sure from class.

No

Yes The activity, role play and the experience video in the end.

None I liked it all Yes

Yes I like the videos because it visualizing and easier to understand. I also like having a discussion with trainer and group discussions and the trainer willing to answer all the questions we ask.

N/A More examples Yes

Yes I like to learn about educational support. Also I like to learn about module 8.

There was nothing I don't like. I enjoyed it here, it wasn't like I wasted my time or they wasted mine, and it was worth it.

We need more role playing to help us how to stand and able to explain about ADA.

Yes

Yes Learn to get interpreter N/A It is good, nothing change YesYes Help questions and sharing Sometimes the class was boring. Explain more about interpreters. No

Yes FSW help for class N/A N/A YesYes Slow down/let us share experiences and

role play Support for FSW Support people for Deaf Yes

Yes I prefer to learn about that as it is interesting

none-‐maybe a brief break More role play "right and wrong" which way is wrong-‐ why and which way is right and why"

Yes

Yes I like most class N/A N/A Yes

YesI like all the ideas/advice that work out perfectly well. I don’t like workshop Change travel to other country No

Yes N/A Nothing I like it allI would change my plans into the ones that gave me advice. Yes

Yes Show two different videos and compare None None YesYes I want to do again, way to see teacher. N/A N/A YesYes I liked most about interrupter for future. I was always drawing I want all time away. Yes

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Yes I like art class room it was really fun. I dislike woodworker class.I would change class to computer graphics. No

Yes

I like to learn about deaf advocacy that talks about the law, apply for DA and specially education to use the service. It is way better, Also CDI. I didn’t like the computer class. I would like change in P.E Yes

Yes Video I don’t have any least of it. Nothing YesYes Discussing, videos, activities and fun! None None Yes

Yes I love how to get interpreter. Nothing More people should join and learn. Yes

Yes Because what I learn about goal of job. I don't like to other people. I want to learn ASL. No

No

I was like learn sort in class about interpreter for help understand with parents or interests myself from future. But I like all.

I want to talk about job for future college. No

Yes Watching eastern people sign.I did learn in class about interests for deaf.

I would change from future interest do not need with parent. No

YesThat I learned something that I didn’t know. No comment Nothing Yes

Yes

I like to learn about deaf support yourself make better way it help me through to understand. N/A

I would add more deaf to share their personal experience story about self-‐advocacy. Yes

Yes Watching videos and jokes. NoneAbout make kids make better as to support plus, not give up too. Yes

Yes Watching eastern ASL. Nothing Nothing Yes

YesDeaf advocacy trainer training lessons and activities. None Invite more deaf people. Yes

Yes The curriculum itself is an useful tool. I learned a lot! I love all of it. Extra day of training Yes

Yes Depth code of ethics and ADA. NoneMaybe ass some basic info in relate to ADA laws. Yes

Yes Whole curriculum Not enough time. Add another day. YesYes Everything None None NoYes Modules 1-‐7 Everything was great. More role play. Yes

Yes Everything-‐ I enjoy the hands on activities. I also enjoyed the videos. N/A N/A Yes


Yes

Finally have training modules and not have to rewind it. Have all resources available. Hands on activities. None

I would like to expand the days-‐ 2 or 3 full days. Yes

Yes Hands on activities and role playing. None I'm satisfied. YesYes Activities 8-‐5 is too long. Work on trainer manual first. Yes

Yes Hans on activities and it was very informative! Fast More examples Yes

Yes All of us found it easy to follow. NoneNeed more specifics about the conduct of professional ethics. Yes

Yes

Expressing needs, feedbacks and sharing experiences, new strategies to develop training ideas. None It was great as it is. Yes

Yes Interactive part with clear explanation and positive people.

A lot of information in a short time, but overall it was a great experience and a lot to learn.

None so far, but there is room for improvements in training methods. Yes

Yes I learned a lot about what "advocacy" means to me and community access. Everything was great.

More training ideas/suggestions for diversity of deaf group level. Yes

Yes

About how to stand up and protect myself. Showing me a good way of using a positive attitude. Know how to use ADA and Interpreters. N/A

To help people understand what advocacy meant to them. Yes

Yes I liked a good ASL. The class is positive. None YesYes I learned something important. I need to learn ASL. All deaf people ASL. Yes

YesI like Corina for her lecture many things about self-‐advocacy. I don’t know what I don’t like. Help with each other. Yes

Yes Happy and Good None None YesYes Positive attitude resource. N/A More all day Yes

Yes Sharing and training about self-‐advocacy. It was long but understandable.

It should be planned ahead of time. Know how to approach appropriate situations. Yes

Yes I can get an interpreter for anything. Bad attitude interpreter.I would change to be self-‐esteem and self-‐advocacy. Yes

Yes

Almost all you say you did wonderful explaining that I have never herd of it. Thank you for helping the deaf. N/A

Is to be more support and helpful! Yes


Yes The PowerPoint and role playing.Some of the topics don’t help the deaf people. I wouldn't change it at all. Yes

Yes N/A N/A N/A Yes

Yes

Being able to understand more of what HH or Deaf individuals face their challenges. N/A N/A No

Yes Activities

The hearing interpreter not being available during the training; forgetting to translate.

Possible individual slides as options. Yes

Yes Activities were fun and interesting. N/A N/A Yes

YesMaking and role-‐play-‐ understand about self-‐advocacy. None None Yes

Yes All N/A N/A qYes Acting was fun and learn more picture. All good. None Yes

YesPowerPoint's and teamwork paper things were good. None None Yes

Yes All None None Yes

YesThe PowerPoint and role playing. The charts were also nice. Nothing Good Yes

Yes Everything Nothing I wouldn't change anything. YesYes Small group and role playing. Nothing Make it shorter. Yes

Yes Visual aid (videos) and hands on activities. N/A Nothing YesYes I learn about section 504 Cant think of any. More hand on activities. YesYes Learn new something. Nothing N/A YesYes Interpreter Nothing N/A YesYes Everything N/A N/A YesYes N/A No Interpreter. None YesYes Interpreter N/A N/A YesYes It was good. N/A N/A YesYes I learn about section 504 N/A N/A YesYes Learn new something. Nothing N/A YesYes Interpreter Nothing N/A YesYes Everything N/A N/A YesYes N/A No Interpreter. None YesYes Interpreter N/A N/A YesYes It was good. N/A N/A Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsYes Acting was fun and learn more picture. N/A N/A Yes

YesPowerPoint's and teamwork paper things were good. None None Yes

Yes All None None YesYes Nothing Good Yes

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsOther comments

N/ADeaf/Hard of hearing needs this very badly so we can improve ourselves. Thanks for the opportunity!

Good idea to show training about learning to be an interpreter, also need and interpreter request .

Post agenda with schedule so we could limit ourselves being off topic N/A

I'd recommend to have this training in 3 days instead of 2. Need more role play and group discussions. Overall the training is very beneficial and I wish it was provided to communities in DFW and N. Texas several times a year. Thanks for providing this workshop, you trainers did well! Both of you are excellent co-‐presents. One of the best trainings I've been to in a long time!

Very well planned and informative. I feel comfortable to share the information with others and empower in a positive way.Should do this workshop and training more often. We all should learn more about the rights "laws".

Great!

Good.

I hope N.A.D. becomes stronger like organizations.

Training together at DAD. They will join to learn more.

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsGood class.N/ASure wished that I had this knowledge years ago!

Turner and Horn are very best trainers to teach us to learn to understand/ knowledge!

Add more aggressive and difficult scenarios to help us strengthen our skills

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Excellent Job! Class was engaged and receptive the entire time!

More information about CDI and training.

Good Job.

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DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsNo comments but thanks for the lessons so I can share tips and advice to my hearing friends/family about the service and how it will work at their job area.Very informative class I ever had!

I enjoyed learning about ADA, 1-‐4 titles, I'm glad that I was able to know about this information and some of the info. I didn't know and I know and got the concept about interpreter service. N/AN/AThis seminar had provided me a wealth of information I was not aware of before attending this. I appreciate the hard work!N/A

I just want to tell you that this class are cool and fun to learn!

Keri was amazing at the information presented.

Relevant information for all communities.

Would like more info on deaf people and EMS personnel.

Excellent!

N/AGreat job and thank you very much!N/AGood job!

Notice in advance so you can get more people involved.

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N/AFantastic information shared in appropriate time setting.

Need for more workshops to share experiences-‐ we are such a unique group serving the deaf population that sharing is vital.More workshops in different areas to different deaf.

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N/AVery friendly trainer and very outspoken, signs clearly and advocates encourage us to be the next leaders for the deaf.

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Improvement as needed.Communication rules in the beginning.

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsN/AGreat!

Keri is an excellent teacher!

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I want to know about skill of certified deaf interpreter too. And can be support to each other make sure understand communication.

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Several topics such as self-‐esteem, self-‐advocacy, self-‐determination were awesome! The example/scenario videos were really helpful!Video was good-‐ but will need captioned because some of the signs can mean different things.

Please come back and appoint potential candidates to train intensively on self-‐advocate. Thank you for all you did for us!

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Close doors-‐ too much distraction from hallway.

Set up Advocacy center, so we can attend this class often.

Nothing

Need more time with training workshop-‐ so much info to learn. One full day seemed not enough. Colleen is a great trainer. Need more ASL

Excellent workshop!

Great trainer. Gave everyone a chance to provide comments.

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Great Workshop

Need two trainers and need to have two days of workshop.

N/AI would like to have more workshops to share about the attitudes and knowledge about ADA.Need to get more deaf people involved.N/AGreat information and materials.


Shelia was great!Presenters are excellent!

It is a great training and I would like to use this materials to educate the deaf community.I want to see more module 3 videos. Live scenarios were beneficial.N/A

A lot of material I learned make me realize some of the things my clients were experiencing-‐such as low self-‐esteem. I thought I would already be familiar with a lot of this material, but was surprised that I learned more.

Since we learned about self-‐advocacy and could you assign us to do the procedure for Houston so you would have one or two representatives in each city.Keep up the good work!

Keep on improving this program.

Excellent resource

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Lots of deaf people to understand this programN/A

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsThank you for teaching these lessons.

Both of them are awesome speakers and glad to have them to teach this to the deaf. Self-‐advocacy training.

Can give more information about deaf culture for more things to learn.I know about ADA, I can do myself, I don’t get temper, just positive.

N/AIf there is anything new I would like to learn more.These presenters do a great job and talk so clear.N/A

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I want to say Thank you vey much! I really enjoy this class! I'm so happy with what I learned and now I know what to do and that I have rights. Thank you again!The trainers were really good at it.

I want to learn more about ADA. I am real interested in it.

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DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsI wish you both success in everything you do. Keep up the great work.

Thank you for teaching "Deaf self-‐advocacy" training, And I hope you guys come back! I hope everything would change in the future.Because I little bit understand about class.

Can help.

Great Job!

Corina is Awesome! Thumbs up!

Corina was good at explaining and very clear.None

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I liked the technique of teaching to people to learn.I understand learn something you enjoy.N/AThe teacher was really good.


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I think you did great teaching about deaf advocacy programs.Thank you!

Thanks for the candy!N/A

I really enjoyed learning from you.

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More self advocacy to other.I truly enjoyed the training. I'm looking forward to share this info with everyone.Everything is great and fun! Good job!NoneN/A

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DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsThis training is so wonderful to have for us! Thanks you for having this for the deaf, hard of hearing and deaf-‐blind communities. It will make a huge impact on our communities.Thumbs up and would like to see our work results/survey etc. Presenter did a fab job guiding us.Thank you!

N/AVery beneficial! Great training, it was worth a lot of my time to learn many things from DAT training.

Hope you'll get a grant to keep this on going for all deaf community in the world!

Great WorkshopFabulous training would like to see this happen more in other areas.

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I don’t know.NoneN/A

I really enjoyed it to learn some new things. The training is totally awesome!!

Need to learn about how to get the right quality interpreter.

It was wonderful and helpful for me to understand.


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Good trainingN/ANone

It was fun learning deaf advocacy!More training, good fun.

N/ATo another deaf who need to learn how to empower, interpreter situations.None

N/AN/AN/AImportant education.N/AN/AN/ANoneGood to accommodate for deaf and blind.N/AImportant education.N/AN/AN/ANone

DSAT Consumer Training EvaluationsGood to accommodate for deaf and blind.

It was fun learning deaf advocacy!More training, good fun.N/A

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