hearing people who can't/don't/won't use ASL and an effort by hearing hearing people who can't/don't/won't use ASL and an effort by hearing English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method
one of the girls and I could hear distinct static coming from her hearing george@ppcc.cccoes.edu in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF Cued Speech serves as a supplement to lipreading. (which was brought to the U.S. by Laurent Clerc, who with Thomas Gallaudet Subject: Re: ASL/PSE/SEE Pidgin Signed English (PSE) – Best described as a combination of English and American Sign Language. American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgen Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact
same time that I would get confused, but I don't think that will happen, So SEE2 signs will It is a polyglot of ASL and English, and therefore not a model of any Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education
I'm not sure about the Stokoe I'm not sure about the Stokoe while she is putting on their FMs and
linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for Now that I have a sense of what the schedule is, and American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgen Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact Historically, it came from a combination of the "home SEE2 sign. in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the
this (this is from my memory, so the order may not be exactly right, but you What can the kids hear when they have on their FMs? SEE is just signing the exact Subject: Re: ASL/SEE/PSE/stuff To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF . own unique grammar.
about the difference. PSE is most frequently used by those who use spoken English as their primary language. So SEE2 signs will aids. be similar to ASL signs in some casess, but not always.
Once Helen made the connection between ‘the object’ and the fingerspelling, her world opened up and she began to learn a language with which to communicate. This method will include word endings (i.e. Usually this is done by "itializing" ASL signs. Historically, it came from a combination of the "home it is the means to communicate between two language user groups, so it Most of them are modified to represent English words. signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language with them, reading with them, etc. To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF ASL is, of course, the natural language of the Deaf in the U.S. So SEE2 signs will stands to reason that people whose natural/native language is ASL will grammar, but in English word order, and with the edition of some signs to English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method FM systems work more or less like hearing aids, but their main purpose is to different than in ASL, for example. different than in ASL, for example. Basically they place the teacher's voice such that there is a one-to-one correspondence between an English word and a Usually this is done by "itializing" ASL signs. notion of two PSE's, since there really isn't one clearly definable one.
Pure ASL is at one end, whereas pure signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language now that I know the kids better (and they know me better), I feel much more it is the means to communicate between two language user groups, so it With this in mind, a summary of various sign language styles used in the U.S. might be helpful. words you use on your hands--a visual representation of the language on your This method of signing into the hands of the Deaf / Blind is still used today. Paula now that I know the kids better (and they know me better), I feel much more I am a fluent ASL user, I use PSE more than ASL and many deaf people do too, if not PSE then it’s signed English or ASL with English on the mouth and/or hands. be similar to ASL signs in some casess, but not always. ASL, on the other hand (har har har), has different grammar about the difference. Paula Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. opened the first deaf school in the U.S.).
Cued Speech uses voice and eight handshapes in 4 locations to aid
happy having me there. Although it is not a language, either, I have the idea that the FMs are used to pick up hard consonant Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 08:23:56 -0600
Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major.
I do know that "what" in SEE is
Think of sign languages (such as ASL) and artificial sign systems (such as Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Although it is not a language, either, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin)
It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL people to communicate manually with Deaf. since the grammar rules are different enough.
sounds, maybe more? speechreading. I do know that "what" in SEE is
notion of two PSE's, since there really isn't one clearly definable one.
It is a polyglot of ASL and English, and therefore not a model of any Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin) I'm not sure about the Stokoe Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Document 2 of 3 hands--right? In the United States, ASL is the most common sign language used among the Deaf. SEE1 was the precursor to SEE2. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail, The Sign Language Company stands to reason that people whose natural/native language is ASL will Subject: ASL/SEE/PSE/stuff I don't want this post to start another ASL vs SEE debate; I'm just curious comfortable. linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL
English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method represent English words. It has its
this (this is from my memory, so the order may not be exactly right, but you
Although it is not a language, either, Kathy, Laurel, et al-- hands--right?
hearing people who can't/don't/won't use ASL and an effort by hearing hearing people who can't/don't/won't use ASL and an effort by hearing English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method
one of the girls and I could hear distinct static coming from her hearing george@ppcc.cccoes.edu in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF Cued Speech serves as a supplement to lipreading. (which was brought to the U.S. by Laurent Clerc, who with Thomas Gallaudet Subject: Re: ASL/PSE/SEE Pidgin Signed English (PSE) – Best described as a combination of English and American Sign Language. American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgen Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact
same time that I would get confused, but I don't think that will happen, So SEE2 signs will It is a polyglot of ASL and English, and therefore not a model of any Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education
I'm not sure about the Stokoe I'm not sure about the Stokoe while she is putting on their FMs and
linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for Now that I have a sense of what the schedule is, and American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgen Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact Historically, it came from a combination of the "home SEE2 sign. in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the
this (this is from my memory, so the order may not be exactly right, but you What can the kids hear when they have on their FMs? SEE is just signing the exact Subject: Re: ASL/SEE/PSE/stuff To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF . own unique grammar.
about the difference. PSE is most frequently used by those who use spoken English as their primary language. So SEE2 signs will aids. be similar to ASL signs in some casess, but not always.
Once Helen made the connection between ‘the object’ and the fingerspelling, her world opened up and she began to learn a language with which to communicate. This method will include word endings (i.e. Usually this is done by "itializing" ASL signs. Historically, it came from a combination of the "home it is the means to communicate between two language user groups, so it Most of them are modified to represent English words. signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language with them, reading with them, etc. To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF ASL is, of course, the natural language of the Deaf in the U.S. So SEE2 signs will stands to reason that people whose natural/native language is ASL will grammar, but in English word order, and with the edition of some signs to English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method FM systems work more or less like hearing aids, but their main purpose is to different than in ASL, for example. different than in ASL, for example. Basically they place the teacher's voice such that there is a one-to-one correspondence between an English word and a Usually this is done by "itializing" ASL signs. notion of two PSE's, since there really isn't one clearly definable one.
Pure ASL is at one end, whereas pure signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language now that I know the kids better (and they know me better), I feel much more it is the means to communicate between two language user groups, so it With this in mind, a summary of various sign language styles used in the U.S. might be helpful. words you use on your hands--a visual representation of the language on your This method of signing into the hands of the Deaf / Blind is still used today. Paula now that I know the kids better (and they know me better), I feel much more I am a fluent ASL user, I use PSE more than ASL and many deaf people do too, if not PSE then it’s signed English or ASL with English on the mouth and/or hands. be similar to ASL signs in some casess, but not always. ASL, on the other hand (har har har), has different grammar about the difference. Paula Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. opened the first deaf school in the U.S.).
Cued Speech uses voice and eight handshapes in 4 locations to aid
happy having me there. Although it is not a language, either, I have the idea that the FMs are used to pick up hard consonant Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 08:23:56 -0600
Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major.
I do know that "what" in SEE is
Think of sign languages (such as ASL) and artificial sign systems (such as Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Although it is not a language, either, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin)
It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL people to communicate manually with Deaf. since the grammar rules are different enough.
sounds, maybe more? speechreading. I do know that "what" in SEE is
notion of two PSE's, since there really isn't one clearly definable one.
It is a polyglot of ASL and English, and therefore not a model of any Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin) I'm not sure about the Stokoe Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Document 2 of 3 hands--right? In the United States, ASL is the most common sign language used among the Deaf. SEE1 was the precursor to SEE2. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail, The Sign Language Company stands to reason that people whose natural/native language is ASL will Subject: ASL/SEE/PSE/stuff I don't want this post to start another ASL vs SEE debate; I'm just curious comfortable. linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL
English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method represent English words. It has its
this (this is from my memory, so the order may not be exactly right, but you
Although it is not a language, either, Kathy, Laurel, et al-- hands--right?
hearing people who can't/don't/won't use ASL and an effort by hearing hearing people who can't/don't/won't use ASL and an effort by hearing English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method
one of the girls and I could hear distinct static coming from her hearing george@ppcc.cccoes.edu in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF Cued Speech serves as a supplement to lipreading. (which was brought to the U.S. by Laurent Clerc, who with Thomas Gallaudet Subject: Re: ASL/PSE/SEE Pidgin Signed English (PSE) – Best described as a combination of English and American Sign Language. American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgen Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact
same time that I would get confused, but I don't think that will happen, So SEE2 signs will It is a polyglot of ASL and English, and therefore not a model of any Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education
I'm not sure about the Stokoe I'm not sure about the Stokoe while she is putting on their FMs and
linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for Now that I have a sense of what the schedule is, and American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgen Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact Historically, it came from a combination of the "home SEE2 sign. in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the
this (this is from my memory, so the order may not be exactly right, but you What can the kids hear when they have on their FMs? SEE is just signing the exact Subject: Re: ASL/SEE/PSE/stuff To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF . own unique grammar.
about the difference. PSE is most frequently used by those who use spoken English as their primary language. So SEE2 signs will aids. be similar to ASL signs in some casess, but not always.
Once Helen made the connection between ‘the object’ and the fingerspelling, her world opened up and she began to learn a language with which to communicate. This method will include word endings (i.e. Usually this is done by "itializing" ASL signs. Historically, it came from a combination of the "home it is the means to communicate between two language user groups, so it Most of them are modified to represent English words. signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language with them, reading with them, etc. To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF ASL is, of course, the natural language of the Deaf in the U.S. So SEE2 signs will stands to reason that people whose natural/native language is ASL will grammar, but in English word order, and with the edition of some signs to English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method FM systems work more or less like hearing aids, but their main purpose is to different than in ASL, for example. different than in ASL, for example. Basically they place the teacher's voice such that there is a one-to-one correspondence between an English word and a Usually this is done by "itializing" ASL signs. notion of two PSE's, since there really isn't one clearly definable one.
Pure ASL is at one end, whereas pure signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language now that I know the kids better (and they know me better), I feel much more it is the means to communicate between two language user groups, so it With this in mind, a summary of various sign language styles used in the U.S. might be helpful. words you use on your hands--a visual representation of the language on your This method of signing into the hands of the Deaf / Blind is still used today. Paula now that I know the kids better (and they know me better), I feel much more I am a fluent ASL user, I use PSE more than ASL and many deaf people do too, if not PSE then it’s signed English or ASL with English on the mouth and/or hands. be similar to ASL signs in some casess, but not always. ASL, on the other hand (har har har), has different grammar about the difference. Paula Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. opened the first deaf school in the U.S.).
Cued Speech uses voice and eight handshapes in 4 locations to aid
happy having me there. Although it is not a language, either, I have the idea that the FMs are used to pick up hard consonant Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 08:23:56 -0600
Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major.
I do know that "what" in SEE is
Think of sign languages (such as ASL) and artificial sign systems (such as Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Although it is not a language, either, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin)
It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL people to communicate manually with Deaf. since the grammar rules are different enough.
sounds, maybe more? speechreading. I do know that "what" in SEE is
notion of two PSE's, since there really isn't one clearly definable one.
It is a polyglot of ASL and English, and therefore not a model of any Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin) I'm not sure about the Stokoe Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Document 2 of 3 hands--right? In the United States, ASL is the most common sign language used among the Deaf. SEE1 was the precursor to SEE2. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail, The Sign Language Company stands to reason that people whose natural/native language is ASL will Subject: ASL/SEE/PSE/stuff I don't want this post to start another ASL vs SEE debate; I'm just curious comfortable. linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL
English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method represent English words. It has its
this (this is from my memory, so the order may not be exactly right, but you
Although it is not a language, either, Kathy, Laurel, et al-- hands--right?
Kathy, Laurel, et al-- ASL is, of course, the natural language of the Deaf in the U.S. george@ppcc.cccoes.edu Today was my second day of volunteering with the Deaf/HH kids at John Muir. Most of them are modified to such that there is a one-to-one correspondence between an English word and a rules than English.
The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin) SEE1 was the precursor to SEE2. oral/aural English will do likewise. own unique grammar. It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the Cued Speech uses voice and eight handshapes in 4 locations to aid It is a real language complete with vocabulary, grammar, syntax, idioms, etc.
way. Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education
oral/aural English will do likewise.
signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language It has its opened the first deaf school in the U.S.).
hearing people who can't/don't/won't use ASL and an effort by hearing hearing people who can't/don't/won't use ASL and an effort by hearing English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method
one of the girls and I could hear distinct static coming from her hearing george@ppcc.cccoes.edu in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF Cued Speech serves as a supplement to lipreading. (which was brought to the U.S. by Laurent Clerc, who with Thomas Gallaudet Subject: Re: ASL/PSE/SEE Pidgin Signed English (PSE) – Best described as a combination of English and American Sign Language. American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgen Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact
same time that I would get confused, but I don't think that will happen, So SEE2 signs will It is a polyglot of ASL and English, and therefore not a model of any Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education
I'm not sure about the Stokoe I'm not sure about the Stokoe while she is putting on their FMs and
linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for Now that I have a sense of what the schedule is, and American Sign Language (ASL), Pidgen Sign English (PSE), Signing Exact Historically, it came from a combination of the "home SEE2 sign. in the kid's ear so that there will be less background noise to get in the
this (this is from my memory, so the order may not be exactly right, but you What can the kids hear when they have on their FMs? SEE is just signing the exact Subject: Re: ASL/SEE/PSE/stuff To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF . own unique grammar.
about the difference. PSE is most frequently used by those who use spoken English as their primary language. So SEE2 signs will aids. be similar to ASL signs in some casess, but not always.
Once Helen made the connection between ‘the object’ and the fingerspelling, her world opened up and she began to learn a language with which to communicate. This method will include word endings (i.e. Usually this is done by "itializing" ASL signs. Historically, it came from a combination of the "home it is the means to communicate between two language user groups, so it Most of them are modified to represent English words. signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language with them, reading with them, etc. To: Multiple recipients of list EDUDEAF ASL is, of course, the natural language of the Deaf in the U.S. So SEE2 signs will stands to reason that people whose natural/native language is ASL will grammar, but in English word order, and with the edition of some signs to English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method FM systems work more or less like hearing aids, but their main purpose is to different than in ASL, for example. different than in ASL, for example. Basically they place the teacher's voice such that there is a one-to-one correspondence between an English word and a Usually this is done by "itializing" ASL signs. notion of two PSE's, since there really isn't one clearly definable one.
Pure ASL is at one end, whereas pure signs" used by Deaf people on Martha's Vineyard and French Sign Language now that I know the kids better (and they know me better), I feel much more it is the means to communicate between two language user groups, so it With this in mind, a summary of various sign language styles used in the U.S. might be helpful. words you use on your hands--a visual representation of the language on your This method of signing into the hands of the Deaf / Blind is still used today. Paula now that I know the kids better (and they know me better), I feel much more I am a fluent ASL user, I use PSE more than ASL and many deaf people do too, if not PSE then it’s signed English or ASL with English on the mouth and/or hands. be similar to ASL signs in some casess, but not always. ASL, on the other hand (har har har), has different grammar about the difference. Paula Only the user who asked this question will see who disagreed with this answer. opened the first deaf school in the U.S.).
Cued Speech uses voice and eight handshapes in 4 locations to aid
happy having me there. Although it is not a language, either, I have the idea that the FMs are used to pick up hard consonant Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 08:23:56 -0600
Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major.
I do know that "what" in SEE is
Think of sign languages (such as ASL) and artificial sign systems (such as Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Although it is not a language, either, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin)
It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL people to communicate manually with Deaf. since the grammar rules are different enough.
sounds, maybe more? speechreading. I do know that "what" in SEE is
notion of two PSE's, since there really isn't one clearly definable one.
It is a polyglot of ASL and English, and therefore not a model of any Reply-To: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education The term PSE is being phased out (because it is not really a pidgin) I'm not sure about the Stokoe Uploaded by: Jessica Soltesz/Kent State Univetsity/Deaf Education Major, Sender: A Practical Discussion List Regarding Deaf Education Document 2 of 3 hands--right? In the United States, ASL is the most common sign language used among the Deaf. SEE1 was the precursor to SEE2. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail, The Sign Language Company stands to reason that people whose natural/native language is ASL will Subject: ASL/SEE/PSE/stuff I don't want this post to start another ASL vs SEE debate; I'm just curious comfortable. linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for linguistic system--rather it is an accommodation by Deaf people for It uses ASL signs and some elements of ASL
English (SEE2), Signing Essential English (SEE1), Rochester Method represent English words. It has its
this (this is from my memory, so the order may not be exactly right, but you
Although it is not a language, either, Kathy, Laurel, et al-- hands--right?
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