Predicting the future of any culture is a difficult task, and the same is true for Deaf culture. However, there are some factors that may shape the future of Deaf culture over the next 100 years. One factor that may impact Deaf culture is advancements in technology. As technology continues […]
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Why Visually Speaking supports Synchronous Learning for ASL
Synchronous learning, or real-time learning, is an effective method for teaching American Sign Language (ASL). In synchronous learning, the instructor and students meet at the same time and interact through a virtual classroom or video conferencing platform. This allows for real-time feedback, collaboration, and engagement. One of the benefits of […]
Did you know that Signed Languages have accents?
Yep, Just like how spoken English varies from region to region, it’s the same for ASL! Generally speaking, all types of sign languages in this world have accents! One of the common confusions or complaints ASL instructors receive from newbie signers is the fact they had learned something entirely different […]
Warmest wishes to you and your loved ones this holiday season from Visually Speaking!
As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to thank you for your support and business. It’s been a challenging year for everyone, but we’re grateful for the opportunity to continue servicing fingers in Seattle and online.Please keep your eye out for another fabulous year […]
Are You Sure You’ve Never Crossed Paths with A Deaf Person Before?
Hmmm. How would you know who’s Deaf/HoH and who’s not? Deaf/HoH People look like humans. *GASP* in sign language That’s why deafness falls into the category of invisible disability. When introducing new signers to ASL, they often claim that they’ve never ever met or seen an actual person with hearing […]
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