I was just wondering that besides reviewing, is there anything else that I can do now that I have gone through the material?
I there anything more to do after I've finished the material except review??
signinggirl198
January 21, 2014
signinggirl198
January 23, 2014
Could someone PLEEZE answer my question!
Ava Dawn
January 23, 2014
Are you able to practice with someone or with a group?
signinggirl198
January 24, 2014
Not really.......
harmonyhofmeister
January 27, 2014
Can you do this with a group or do you have to do it by your self ?
signinggirl198
January 27, 2014
I'm almost completely on my own except for a rare couple of hrs with someone else.
harmonyhofmeister
January 27, 2014
Is there like group thing that i can join or something ?
signinggirl198
January 27, 2014
Yes....if you don't mind my asking, where do you live? There is usually area's that have many open doors to the deaf or people trying to learn ASL!
harmonyhofmeister
January 28, 2014
I live on the big island of Hawaii
signinggirl198
January 28, 2014
Wow! So jealous! Right now, were I live.......its 0 degrees! Well...... Maybe you could do some reseach around your community or others close by and find out if there is a group you can get hooked-up with! If that doesn't work, there should be some online group or practice websites that will help you practice. Just let me know and I'll give you some that I am familiar with.
harmonyhofmeister
January 28, 2014
OK thank you
signinggirl198
January 28, 2014
No Problem! Hope it helps!
Maureen-M29
February 4, 2014
I am much more comfortable with my expressive skills then my receptive skills. Is there something I can do to work on that and improve my skill level?
o.h.
February 17, 2014
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zachariah-i
February 25, 2014
Hawaii? I jelly
signinggirl198
February 25, 2014
For Maureen M29, I found that www.aslpro.com was very helpful for me in receptive skills! Maybe you could try that. And Zachariah I.....................excuse me? What about Hawaii?
gene-lansberry
March 16, 2014
Actually there is a lot You can do. There are chuches for ASL. Hospitals and Law offices can always use You even if only as a free candy striper. You can learn another Sign Language like 2 hand Manual, Or Lorma. The Deaf are not the only ones that need Help. My Wife is Profound Deaf; I am nearly Blind. I've got what is called: Retinitis Pigmentosa ( Tunnel Vision)! I not only have Black Floaters, But Opaque Floaters, I have seen Halo's since early child hood, I'm Losing both; Cones and Rods in my eyes. 2 hand manual is a totally different creature, with different ettiquet. Like You don't touch a Deaf/Blind person on the shoulder's! You come up and tap them on the back of the hand; When they are ready to talk to you, they will turn their palm up. to give You a place to write with Deaf/Blind sign Language. They consider touching their shoulder's an Assult!
gene-lansberry
March 16, 2014
Some of us have video phones, My wife uses VRS: by; Sorenson, Runs through the cable system. I don't know if we are allowed to: Have Direct contact? If we are you can contact me on FaceBook! I've had to be sporadic for about 1 year, I came down with Pneumonia just when Ohio was giving me Orientation and Mobility Training. Now I have 10 foot walking capacity, and Oxygen continuous. So my Movement is limited!
gene-lansberry
March 16, 2014
Local colleges also have classes where you can meet other's most have a sign language program as well as libraries and most schools have Adult programs too. keep asking You will find people to be good friends, I learned a lot as a child in elementary school never knowing God would, Put me together with, a Deaf woman, My wife got Scarlet Fever at age 3. Lost her hearing. She is 50 now and we just finally got her a hearing ear dog about 4 years ago, she's great Care-Bear a Shetland Sheep Dog!
gene-lansberry
March 16, 2014
We send Our and God's Love to you all!