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Cheryl Zapien Date: Thu Oct 22, 1998 2:03 pm Subject: Re: Writing ASL Grammar | ||||||||||||
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This note is to Judy or any other teachers of the deaf: My ASL teacher wants to improve his English--both written and reading. Suggestions...(by the way, I've printed this up). He is a wonderful fellow and is a gifted teacher in his own language and would like to teach ASL at the collegiate level. I can show him SW, but I'm so new to it and learning myself, so I'm afraid I'll muddy the waters. Hellllppppp!!! Cheryl Judy Kegl wrote: > This time the sender really is "Judy Kegl" and not James! > > One thing we are doing in Bluefields (Nica) is tagging signed language > texts. The kids work with pages in signwriting or texts from their > signwritten books and they underline and annotate in different colors > things like noun, verb, adj, adverb, pronoun as well as subject, object > etc. This is something that could be done with ASL texts as well and might > prove useful to someone like Cheryl, even more useful than a grammar lesson > per se in SW. > > Just a thought. > > --Judy | ||||||||||||
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