This paper reported the results of survey regarding the curriculum contents of Autonomous Activities (Jiritsu-Katsudo) in the Japanese Deaf schools (108 in total) at 2008, second year after starting Special Needs Education in Japan. From 1990’s many Japanese Deaf schools adopted sign language and finger-spelling as a supportive communication method. Corresponding to that situation, the contents of Jiritsu-Katsudo has been changed gradually. Especially, the term “Cognition of the hearing-impairment”, similar concept to self-esteem or self-consciousness, has been spread. However, the concept and the contents of tutoring is not clear. As a result, many schools dealt the popular contents of Jiritsu-Katsudo from the pre- to high-school department. Adding to those, some schools included the interacting with Deaf adults and learning the developmental process of human. It suggested that how to construct the tutoring of those field seemed to have to be discussed, and the follow-up survey should be done.