The purpose of this study was find ways (1) to accept people with deaf as a main or core for the education for the deaf, themselves, being over the invisible limitation that they were positioned as subjects - being educated - only on the field, and (2) to reform education for the deaf, according to the stand of view of Deaf people, which was reflected the real needs of Deaf people should be understood and supported. To establish these, the writer investigated following issues; (1) the contents of social and cultural environment of Deaf people, (2) the transition of social approach or system to support needs of Deaf people, which were issued currently on their social and cultural environment and for the more, (3) reformation of education for the deaf that was reflect opinions from or by the deaf. The concept \'deaf\' doesn\'t mean only hearing impairments but being positioned another additional status for the cultural and social environment. The obvious factors to produce the causes of the differences are whether social acceptance and recognition their sign language as their daily communication methods, as people use speaking language. Which means considering their social and cultural environment, we can say people with deaf rather minority who are using sign language in social than handicapped people with hearing impairments. Thus, sign language translating serves, for instance, are providing to support socal and cultural stand of the deaf and ensure appropriate communication between people who are not use sign language and use it. And people with deaf put stress on the right of using their own (sign) language nowadays. The findings of reform education ways reflected view of the culture of the deaf are as follows; First, teachers who are deaf by hisself or herself in be hired in every school for the deaf to fully-understand and support students\' social and cultural background, Second, curriculum of deaf education should be restructured to adapt and increase identification as a deaf, Third, schools for the deaf perform to educate deaf more substantially and should be the resource center of sign language and deaf culture.