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Valerie Sutton Date: Tue May 11, 1999 11:41 pm Subject: Re: Color Coding SW Symbols | ||||||||
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Wayne Smith wrote: > I'm not visually oriented - I'm very much auditorily oriented - so >color coding would be lost on me. But it wouldn't bother me if it were >color coded. For those of you who are sensitive to color, and perhaps >especially for children, it might be a very good idea. I think the only way >to learn the SW symbols is to read them and use them a lot. Don't know if >it would help anyone learn them per se. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ That's interesting, Wayne. How does a person who is "auditorily oriented" function in the world of signed languages? Somehow you are absorbing the visual, or you wouldn't understand signers. That must be quite hard .... This does bring up another point.... some people are color blind, and cannot see colors as they really are, so then color coding would be lost on them. So let's see...I have had four comments from people...three really loved the color coding, and one feels it probably isn't necessary or is neutral about it.....anybody else see the color coding on the web? Color coded signs https://www.SignWriting.org/learn005.html Valerie :-) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Valerie Sutton SignWriting https://www.SignWriting.org The DAC, Deaf Action Committee for SW Center For Sutton Movement Writing an educational nonprofit organization Box 517, La Jolla, CA, 92038-0517, USA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | ||||||||
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