CODA Trolls Deaf Mother

VIDEO: English Subtitles - Video clip of the Dutch documentary - A boy (Tristan) trolls his Deaf mother.



The documentary about a boy (Tristan) shows us the perks that come with having Deaf parents. "You Should Hear" is a documentary from Netherlands about Children of Deaf Adults, often known by the acronym "CODA", is a person who was raised by Deaf parents.



Ten year old Tristan’s family is a little different from the others. Both of his parents are Deaf but Tristan and his sister have a normal hearing. Tristan’s father wants to become the coach of his son’s soccer team but everybody thinks it is impossible. Tristan finds him the best coach there is. He even plays in Dutch Deaf team.

Source - See the full documentary: Dutch Documentary



Related Dutch Documentary:

The Pigeonhole Man & The Deaf Community

CODA Trolls Deaf Mother

An Introduction To Coaching Deaf Footballers

VIDEO [BSL] - An introduction to coaching Deaf footballers.



Welcome to the Introduction to coaching Deaf footballers film. The film has been designed to improve your personal coaching development. It will also increase the participation and enjoyment of Deaf footballers within your club. Or, if you have never worked with Deaf footballers before, it will inspire you to work with all the fantastic Deaf footballers out there who are looking for a club and a coach willing to fuel their passion for football and improve their game.

Within this film you will find:



- Communication and coaching tips

- More than 60 football related British Sign Language phrases to help aid communication between coaches and their players

- How to work with communicators / sign language interpreter

- Information on deaf-specific football competitions



The NDCS Me2 Deaf-Friendly Project aims to remove the barriers to participating that many Deaf young people face. The project opens up the playing and coaching opportunities available to them.



For more information please visit www.ndcs.org.uk/me2 or email me2@ndcs.org.uk



Film produced in partnership with The FA and the Football Foundation.