These English students at a Paris University have been learning British Sign Language over two semesters. Students have reported an improvement in using their hands to explain English words…
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Boom Puff Zoom
CRASH BANG BOOM! What are these sounds called? Onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia is a word that phonetically resembles the sound that it describes. Basically, it is a word that is written how it sounds. I came up with a sign for it.
How to support deaf learners in the mainstream
You may be a teacher who has a deaf child in your regular classroom. Or you may be a parent who wants your child’s school to understand more about how complex it is to support deaf children. Here’s a resource pack for you.
Teaching the link between Sign Language and English: Lesson Plans available!
Are you a primary teacher or a sign language teacher? Snap up some excellent lesson plans which focus on teaching the link between English and Sign. Continue reading
Nursery Rhymes can be expressed in Sign language
Rhyme and Rhythm in Nursery Rhymes can be expressed in Sign Language too! But in a different way. Read on to find out how…
Are Avatars All There?
I discuss how soulless and jerky avatars are being replaced by the latest in Avatar technology and human effort
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