Make it interesting. Like I said above, use books in your teachings. Also a popular resource is online videos. You can find many videos on different signs that you can practice yourself and then sign to your kids. Here is an example of one resource that I use:ASLSearch.com. I like us...
was formed for a singular, essential purpose: to make quality American Sign Language (ASL) daily news and information accessible to both the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community and its supporters. At present, there are nearly 30 million Deaf/Hard of Hearing people living in the United States ...
There are at least two languages (American Sign Language [ASL], English) and three modalities (sign, speech, print) in most deaf individuals' lives. Mixing... MM Maxwell,J Doyle - 《J Deaf Stud Deaf Educ》 被引量: 18发表: 1996年 加载更多来源...
This study contributes to understanding such potential relationships by documenting particular features of the input produced by Deaf mothers using American Sign Language (ASL) with their Deaf children and comparing the mothers to their own children's development. In the current analyses, we measured ...
Differences in the use of American Sign Language morphology by deaf children: implications for parents and teachers. Newport (1988) has noted differences in how American Sign Language (ASL) is used by the following three groups of deaf adults: those with deaf parents (nat... D Galvan - 《Am...
PIZER, G. Sign and Speech in Family Interaction: Language Choices of Deaf Parents and their Hearing Children. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Texas, Austin. 2008. POPLACK, S. Sometimes I'll start a sentence in Spanish y termino en espanol: Toward a typology of code-switching. ...
The video showed the family were learning American Sign Language (ASL) together in the living room. The baby sat on the floor while the adults were on the sofa. They sang along to ASL with the teacher as the baby was teething over and over. The mother said, "When my husband and I ...
This diversity is further complicated by the fact that shared spoken languages do not guarantee shared sign languages. For example, ASL is used in both the United States and Canada, while the United Kingdom and Australia have their own distinct sign languages, BSL and Auslan, respectively. ...
To confirm parents’ basic knowledge of ASL, parents completed a 3-question vocabulary check, in which they watched a slow motion video of 3 ASL signs that new signers would likely know (MOTHER, NAME, and DEAF) and were asked to type in the meaning of the sign. If parents did not ...
to determine appropriate subscale labels for the factors.These are as follows: 1) Literacy through Hearing Technologies and/or VisualSupport for Speech Comprehension; 2) Visual Language and Bilingualism; 3) Listeningand Spoken Language; and 4) Difficulties Associated with Hearing ParentsLearning ASL. ...