ASL's Anti-Lip Solution! (Subtitled Version Added)

A response to David Kerr's inquiry for an anti-lip program to get ASL signers to not mouth English during signing. My simple solution: Use Water!

Click here to see David Kerr's original post at deafchimpunk.blogspot.com and the comments, especially Mike (drmzz)'s video comment!

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I'm my own Deaf Barber

ASL Stories while giving myself a haircut.

Deaf in Heaven

I remember from my childhood a strong feeling of wanting to keep my Deaf identity when go to Heaven.

Maple Leafs VS Tampa Lightning

Tonight's vlog is a commentary on tonight's game. I think there isn't enough discussion happening on sports in ASL in the vlogsphere. The co-host is David Swift.

Toronto Maple Leafs will bring home the Stanley Cup!!

ASL Vlogs about sport news?

Im going to watch hockey game tonight -Toronto vs Tampa.. and I started wondering why there aren't more ASL Vlogs that discuss sports?

Vlogs & Blogs for Bi-Bi Education!

I use Jim Cumming's Theory of "The Relationship between American Sign Language Proficency and English Academic Development" to make a case that Vlogs & Blogs are the best thing ever for Bi-Bi Education of the Deaf!

*there is a typo of Jim Cumming's last name in the vlog. My apologies.



Receptive Quiz:

Language Theory: Deaf tend to use _________ as 1st language to learn _________________ as 2nd language.

Bi-Bi Education: #BIBI means Bi-___________ Bi-______________.

Vlogs & Blogs: How is English seen/used in the Bi-Bi vlogs?
Conculsion: What is the best thing to ever happen to Bi-Bi Education of the Deaf? Proven by what Theory?

Temporal Aspect in ASL

I explain the four possible temporal aspects used to show an action in ASL.

1. Regularly
2. Frequently
3. Over a prolonged time period
4. Over & over again



Receptive quiz:

What do all languages have the ability to discuss?
What are the three verbs I used as examples after showing the four temporal aspects?
What are the two suggested assignments?

References on Temporal Aspect in ASL:

Baker-Shenk, C., & Cokely, D. (1980). American Sign Language: A Teacher's Resource Text on Grammar and Culture. Silver Spring, MD: TJ Publishers, Inc.

Lucas, C., Mulrooney, J., & Valli, C. (2005). Linguistics of American Sign Language: An Introduction. Washington, DC: Gallaudet University Press.