How are you doing in ASL?

The best way to learn a new language is to use it! You may find that you have a natural ear for picking up on the basics of asl However, it’s important to not confuse speaking and signing. Speaking is about conveying your thoughts and feelings with your voice and body language while signing is about using body movements and hand shapes to communicate a specific idea.

How are you doing in sign language?

To be fair, learning a new language is challenging, regardless of whether you use your hands or not. Even if you were born deaf, you had to learn the language of your parents or caregivers through signed speech and gestures. But learning a new language through asl is different. It involves learning to understand the meaning of the hand movements and facial expressions that are unique to ASL. Even though your brain may know the meaning of the signs, it will still take a little time to learn to read

How's your sign language class going?

It can be challenging for a child to learn a new language, especially one that is so different from English. In order to learn a new language, children must learn to think in a different way. This involves breaking down information into smaller, easier to understand parts. Learning sign language is the same way. If you are learning ASL as an adult, you may have already picked up some signs. However, if you have an elementary-age child learning ASL, it may be a bit more

How are you doing in American Sign Language?

If you’ve ever wondered if you’re doing ASL correctly, you may be surprised at how many mistakes you’re making! The good news is that it’s incredibly easy to learn how to do ASL correctly, and most of the mistakes you’re making are just because you haven’t learned the language yet. If you can identify which mistakes you’re making, now is a great time to start working on improving your signing skills!

How are class in ASL?

If you are a returning student and are interested in the class, it’s important to keep in mind that it may take time for your brain to “relearn” the language. This is normal, and don’t worry if you struggle with grammar or spelling in both languages. When you’re learning a new skill, it often takes more time to learn the basics than you might expect. That’s why it’s important to keep working.