The structure of six-week-long classes, meeting once a week for an hour, is designed to provide an effective and manageable learning experience for students while accommodating various factors: 1. Consistency and Progress: Weekly meetings allow students to maintain a consistent learning schedule, which is essential for acquiring and retaining new […]
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Why Live ASL Courses are Superior to Pre-Recorded Videos
When embarking on a journey to learn American Sign Language (ASL), the choice between live courses and pre-recorded videos can be a pivotal one. In our exploration of this topic, we firmly assert that taking live ASL courses is a superior route to mastering this dynamic language. Here’s why. While […]
Navigating Memory Blips: When Sign Language Memory Takes a Detour
In the world of sign language, memory lapses are common yet manageable challenges. Picture this: mid-conversation, hands poised to convey a thought, only to forget a crucial sign. It’s a natural part of learning ASL. Embrace the journey by using gestures, contextual clues, and a positive mindset to navigate memory blips.
What if 1 out of 5 people knew some ASL?
During a chat with a friend, we got into a conversation about goals within the Deaf community. Intrigued by the idea, I decided to ask AI about its thoughts on the possibility of 1 out of 5 people knowing American Sign Language (ASL). The response got me thinking about whether […]
22 Years of Visually Speaking: From Baby Signs to Adult Realms
From Cribs to Conversations: Visually Speaking’s Journey Through the Ages Did you know that Visually Speaking has been making waves in the realm of visual communication here in Seattle since 2002? This revolutionary venture was born out of the passion and determination of its founder, Echo Greenlee, who envisioned a […]
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