Sunday, December 9, 2007
Discourse Re-tell: Some Thoughts on Fingerspelling
Receptive Quiz:
Where is “Some Thoughts on Fingerspelling” story from?
What is the name of person that signed the story?
What are the examples of natural fingerspelling?
What is an example of unnatural fingerspelling?
What are the 4 rules of when fingerspelling would be used?
What can hearing people do to better learn fingerspelling?
Where can you order the video with “Some Thoughts on Fingerspelling” story on it from?
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2 comments:
CODA and KODA kids are very good at spelling because of their parents are deaf and they have to spell some words they don't know the signs or there are no signs for some of the words...
My friend, who is an interpter told me that KODA or CODA are better spellers.
Deb Ann,
I completely agree with you.
My sister and nephew excel at
receptive ASL and fingerspelling.
Their brain was so plastic when they were children that they become wired. Also, they do not suffer carpal tunnel whilst some non-CODA suffer carpal tunnel.
Some undertake a surgery.
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