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 […]
learnFromDeafPeople
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 […]
Nurturing Your Neck: A Guide to Self-Care during Extended ASL Conversations
In the world of American Sign Language (ASL), the beauty of expression knows no bounds. However, the immersive nature of ASL conversations can sometimes lead to unexpected discomfort, especially in the neck. Today, we’ll explore the importance of neck care during prolonged ASL interactions and share some tips on keeping […]
5 Reasons Why Round Tables Are Better for ASL Chit-Chats! 🎉🤟
The post argues the benefits of using round tables during American Sign Language (ASL) sessions. It claims that round tables eliminate blind spots, promote equality among participants, assure smooth communication, provide a fun environment, and foster inclusivity in ASL conversations. In essence, this table setup is deemed perfect for ASL engagement.
Is there a sign for every word?
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 […]