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3615 Unit 616 Childhood Stories Ghost in My Room Nouns Verbs ReactionComment GHOST CHECK FRIENDLY BED 1hLAUGHquietly MEAN CURTAINS SCARED MESSEDUP SWELL Other Parts of a House. Sarah Funke. The Continuum. Why is there a continuum?. The range from ASL to English is based on the influence of English on ASL. The upbringing of Deaf children and adults influence how they sign.. The way a school teaches Deaf children may impact how they sign as an adult. If the child is brought up in a school where SEE is taught, this may effect how they sign as an adult. Morphemes--Process. A morpheme that is a . process . changes the word in . how. it’s formed. English example: changing the stress on different syllables to change the meaning. ConVICT. /. CONvict. Discourse Markers. Chapter 4.3.6. Overview. This presentation gives a small introduction to the topic of discourse markers and a few examples in both ASL and English.. It also includes a few markers that are borrowed from ASL but used more commonly in TASL (or with deaf people who have very limited vision).. Introduction. Deaf children of deaf parents naturally acquire sign language as their first language. If they live in America, they will acquire American Sign Language, known as Ameslan or ASL. . Alternate sign . Chapter 4.1.6. Overview. Research on how DB people use Sign Language has barely begun. Some DB people grew up deaf using fairly traditional ASL, while many others grew up using some variation of ASL and some grew up with English as a first language. This mixture is being influenced by adaptation to the tactile modality. . DESCRIBING PEOPLE. Student. . Booklet. Unit Eight Objectives:. To describe people’s physical appearances. To describe personality traits and characteristics. To improve ASL narrative skills. To learn about Deaf-Blind communication. Vocabulary Review. Deixis. Pronouns. : . Personal, Possessive, Reflexive (Honorific). Manual . Alphabet . - Lexicalized signs . NMS: Y-N- WH-YN- RHQ . I. schemic . C. onditioning for Intracranial . A. thero. S. clerotic. . S. tr. O. ke. PICASSO TRIAL. Marc Chimowitz (MUSC). David C Hess (GRU). Renee Martin (MUSC). David . Liebeskind. (UCLA) Imaging. Tonight, . you will learn. …. Introductions to ASL classifiers.  . About classifiers that show the . size and shape of an object. .  . About classifiers that indicate how an object is moved or placed. . “Father of ASL Linguistics”. William . Stokoe. (1919-2000). Worked . at Gallaudet . University. as . the head of the English . Department. . . As . he observed Deaf students and colleagues . communicate . Sign Space and Dominance. The ASL Sign Space is approximately from waist to the top of the head.. Dominance – Which Hand Do You Use. . Use the hand you write with in a one-handed sign.. This is your dominant hand.. Nancy Grosz Sager, M.A.. Deaf and Hard of Hearing Programs Consultant. California Department of Education. History of Deaf Education. The Hundred Years War. Spoken language is the most natural way for human beings to communicate.. 4.9 Telling How Family . Members Are Related. The Family. Unit . 4.9 Telling How Family . Members Are Related. Signer . A: • Identify two people. (use contrastive structure). • Tell how they are related. Jim Cummins The University of Toronto Introduction between the development of American Siee questions are considered: To what extent does the development of nglish academic development? To what e