To Fingerspell or Not to Fingerspell... To Fingerspell or Not to Fingerspell...

To Fingerspell or Not to Fingerspell..‪.‬

Restoring Deaf Tested and Deaf Approved Techniques

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Publisher Description

If you knew how to effectively contribute to the literacy of Deaf people, would you do it?  Fingerspelling is widely believed to be a means for introducing new written-language vocabulary to Deaf people.  Our perspective, gained from personal and observed experiences within the Deaf community, is that fingerspelling is more accurately understood as a mechanism for recalling or retrieving written-language vocabulary.  By combining the printed word with fingerspelling, interpreters can restore the literacy mechanisms that were used by the Deaf community prior to the current age of Educational Interpreting.

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2014
22 July
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
25
Pages
PUBLISHER
Hand & Mind Publishing
SIZE
4.1
MB

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