I need to be mindful of my approach, as it can sometimes come across as too strong or forward for others. Being considerate and adjusting how I communicate ensures better interactions with everyone.
I second you completely!
then that person kept on insisting that she knows it’s an incorrect sign because she and all other heritage signers agreed with her. she needs to be more careful with how she presents information knowing how this can be offensive for our diverse people.
lol. it was me who responded to someone who claimed that one sign for sun is right and another one isn’t. I challenged her because both signs have been used by our Deaf community. i even shared many videos to prove that native signers use that sign that she disapproved. 🤷🏻♀️
it shows what?
I completely agree. However, I think signing avatars would be great for digital activities, helping Deaf participants understand what's being communicated, even during games.
ASL viewing refers to the skill of comprehending, analyzing and interpreting ASL videos and gifs. This definition can be found online.
Like you, I’ve been using the term ASL literacy. Honestly, I haven’t come across the term signacy in quite some time, likely because the AEBPD program was discontinued. 🤷🏻♀️
A black cat is comfortably stretched out on someone’s lap, nestled against cozy gray and white patterned pajama pants and a soft yellow blanket. The setting features a gray wooden floor and a chair with patterned upholstery in the background.
My dear cat, Midnight, never misses a chance to curl up on my lap whenever I sit in this chair. His loud, comforting purrs make it impossible for me to move—such a heartfelt moment every time. #joy #cat #cozy
H-I. ME JOY J-O-Y. #asl #deaf #deafsky #joy
