Concepção sobre surdez na perspectiva de mães de crianças surdas RESUMOO objetivo do estudo foi conhecer a concepção de surdez de mães ouvintes de crianças surdas, identificar as informações que receberam a respeito das diferentes abordagens educacionais de surdos e a forma de comunicação que estão privilegiando na interação com seus filhos. Com base em uma abordagem qualitativa, foram entrevistadas sete mães de crianças com surdez, de grau severo a profundo, acompanhadas por uma equipe interdisciplinar de uma instituição bilíngue. Na análise de dados observou-se que nenhuma participante recebeu informações sobre surdez e as possibilidades de (re)habilitação após o diagnóstico. A maioria não escolheu a instituição frequentada e, inicialmente, não apresentava uma concepção de surdez, com exceção de uma mãe, com uma concepção sócio-antropológica de surdez; e a forma de comunicação entre as mães e as crianças se diferenciava de acordo com o grau de surdez. Concluiu-se que a maioria das participantes não reconhece a ideologia da identidade surda. Conception of deafness in the perspective of mothers of deaf children ABSTRACTOur aims were to know the conception of deafness in hearing mothers of deaf children; the information they received about the educational approach of the deaf; and the manner of communication they choose with the children. Qualitative study, with a semi structured interview ending with the saturation of informations. The sample was composed by seven mothers and it was used the technique of content analysis. The data showed that none of the participants received information about deafness and the possibilities of (re)habilitation following diagnosis. The majority of the mothers did not choose the institution the child would attend and did not have a conception of deafness, except one mother that showed a socio-anthropological conception. The form of communication among mothers and their children varied according to the degree of the child's deafness. Conclusion: The majority of the participants did not recognize the ideology of deaf identity.
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