Most international students who come to our university... ...they first enter an English as a second language course.
The course takes one to two years and students it teaches students to write in English, as well as American Sign Language.
They also learn what it's like to live in America and they are offered help in requesting a visa.
Only after that do they move on to regular education.
During the first year of their regular education they're taught special courses in academic skills and presentation skills.
They learn these kinds of communicative skills.
Deaf people are very flexible in their communication. That's how they grew up.
They've learned to adapt to different communicative situations and how to share information with others.
I'm highly skilled at that myself. If a situation requires us to adapt, we simply do it.