Visually Speaking adopts a unique approach to teaching ASL by not using ASL interpreters and conducting classes with voices off. This methodology is driven by several key factors: This article is AI generated article using the prompt, explain in 300 words why Visually Speaking does not use ASL interpreters in […]
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What is Deaf Standard Time?
Deaf Standard Time, also known as DST, is a concept that reflects the cultural perception of time within the Deaf community. It recognizes that Deaf individuals often experience time differently compared to the hearing population. In Deaf Standard Time, punctuality and adherence to strict timetables may have a different significance. […]
Amplifying Deaf Voices in ASL Education: Reflections on the Role of Hearing Teachers
The issue of hearing people teaching ASL has been a topic of discussion in the Deaf community for many years. On one hand, some Deaf individuals may feel grateful that hearing people are interested in learning and teaching ASL, as it helps to promote awareness and understanding of the language […]
Leave The Teaching To The Deafies
Moving Beyond the Hearing Savior Complex: A Real Approach to ASL Education There is a significant amount of discussion and strong feelings circulating on social media surrounding the topic of hearing people teaching ASL. Here are a couple of AI-generated ideas on what to do instead of teaching ASL. AI […]
Learn ASL online with a Deaf Instructor
If you’re looking to learn American Sign Language (ASL), there’s never been a better time to start than now. Visually Speaking offers private ASL lessons online that are easy to schedule and make payments for online. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced learner, Visually Speaking’s Deaf instructors can help […]
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