SignWriting List
March 7, 2002
Yes, Stuart, you are right that the paper that is specially printed
that way, could be turned vertically and used to teach Deaf children
to write SignWriting in vertical columns...great idea! Val ;-)
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Stuart wrote:
>I was watching my son practice his English writing and was sitting at an odd
>angle from him, when I notice his paper. It looked something like this:
>
>_____________________
>- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
>_____________________
>
>I'm not sure if all countries use this kind of paper for teaching the Roman
>alpahbet, but they do here in the States. Anyway, I wondered if turned on
>its side if that would be a helpful means of teaching to write SW in the
>appropriate "lanes" as Valerie calls them.
>
>Just a thot that struck me.
>
>Stuart
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>Stuart Thiessen
>Des Moines, IA
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