实验学生信息统计 - 表单模板

Q1:What is your major？

Decoration Design

Animation

Q2:What is your gender?

Female

Male

Q3:What is your age?

19-20

21-22

23-24

25 or above

Q4:1 to 10, how will you credit your Chinese?

Less than 5

6-7

8-9

9-10

Q5:1 to 10, how will you credit your Chinese Sign Language skills?

Less than 5

6-7

8-9

9-10

Q6:When did you lose your hearing?

Younger than 5 years old

6-10 years old

11-15 years old

16-20 years old

I can't remember

Q7:When did you start to learn Chinese Sign Language?

Younger than 5 years old

6-10 years old

11-15 years old

16-20 years old

Q8:Normally, how do your parents communicate with you?

By CSL

By writing

By oral communication

We hardly communicate

Q9:Normally, you use?

Natural Sign Language

Signed Chinese/Standard CSL

Q10:Which one you prefer?

Natural Sign Language

Signed Chinese/Standard CSL

Q11:The video you just saw is signed by?What do you think of teacher's CSL in the video you saw just now?

Hearing Interpreter

Deaf Interpreter

Q12:What do you think of HI's CSL in the video you saw just now?

I can easily understand him/her, no confusion.

I have a little difficulty understanding him/her, but I know the general idea.

I have great difficulty understanding him/her. I guessed most of the questions.

Q13:What do you think of DI's CSL in the video you saw just now?

I can easily understand him/her, no confusion.

I have a little difficulty understanding him/her, but I know the general idea.

I have great difficulty understanding him/her. I guessed most of the questions.

Q14:Do you agree that a deaf person can be a sign language interpreter?

Yes, I know a Deaf can work with Hearing interpreters. By watching a hearing interpreter's signing, a Deaf interpreter can re-interpret into more natural and easily understanding sign language.

I have never heard of there is a Deaf interpreter.

No, Deaf can not hear, so he/she can never be a sign language interpreter.

Q15:If, there is sign language interpreting training for Deaf in China, do you want to know more about it and maybe later be a Deaf interpreter yourself?

Yes, I am very interested in this and I am willing to be a Deaf sign language interpreter in the future.

I do not have to be an interpreter but I am very supportive of this idea. I think this shows respect to Deaf and provide an extra working opportunity for Deaf.

Whether there are Deaf interpreters or not doesn't concern me.

No, I don't think Deaf can be sign language interpreters.