As adults, we often recall the curious questions we asked our parents as children, like “why is the sky blue?” or “where do babies come from?” Similarly, adult learners of American Sign Language (ASL) may find themselves inquisitive, asking their ASL instructors, “what’s the sign for ______?” Visually Speaking Instructors […]
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Dinner Table Syndrome, eh?
Imagine walking into the middle of a conversation and trying to catch up without all the information – seems simple enough, right? Now imagine having to do this for every single conversation during a meal or friendly get-together. This is a small glimpse into Dinner Table Syndrome, a common situation […]
Sustaining Your ASL Skills Beyond the Classroom
Congratulations on completing your ASL course! Whether you’re a beginner or have advanced skills, maintaining proficiency in a new language can be challenging without regular practice. Here are some valuable tips to help you keep your ASL skills sharp: Maintaining your ASL skills is a commitment worth pursuing. By finding […]
The Unifying Force of Oppression in the Deaf Community
When pondering the essence of the Deaf community, one might naturally think of shared culture, language, and behaviors. However, taking a step back and examining the bigger picture reveals a powerful unifying force: the experience of oppression. Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals tirelessly strive to fit into a world […]
Silent Immersion: Voices Off Approach in Visually Speaking Classes
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 […]