Fingerspelling Practice (ASL) (Danny) (Level 1) (American Sign Language)
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- ASL Receptive Fingerspelling Practice.
Intended Audience: Mid-semester, Level 1 (Beginner)
Dr. Bill of ASL University (Lifeprint.com) drills a volunteer student (Danny) on fingerspelling.
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Note from Dr. Bill: Yes, I know that at times I spell "very fast" to beginner level students. I do that on purpose to help them get past always trying to read "letter by letter." The goal is to learn to recognize the shape and flow of fingerspelled words. I intentionally challenge the students to see how much they are capable of accomplishing.
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I would be so nervous. Kudos to your brave students and to you for trying to put them at ease! You’re a great teacher.
I could clearly see his development towards the end. This is very helpful.
Learning so much from your videos!! I've been binge-watching your content, and I'm having fun learning sign!!
Me: Hey cool! I'm actually getting this quicker than the student!
Me 3 seconds later: Oh right. I put it on half speed.
Eek.
Fingerspelling can be difficult. Love these videos !
How come Bill's finger can move so fast ! Like a jackpot machine ! Incredible and would love to learn asl !
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I'm nervous every time I'm front of a class, I always forget what I knew beforehand.
This looks fun and frustrating. Cause going fast makes me so slow. I feel like my hand is slow but yet I'm new so it's expected
Your video really helps me practice for my ASL class, your videos are very funny and relatable because I was struggling with some of the same words he was struggling I couldn't stop laughing 😂😂😂 Thank you for these videos!!!
So anyone correct me if I'm wrong: Receptive fingerspelling is like word recognition in reading, where your brain recognizes words as a whole or in this case the whole word fingerspelled and its movement and not necessarily by recognizing each letters? Thanks for your help!
Skilled signers do indeed read fingerspelling in the same way the English literate comprehend English text.
Many fingerspelled words morph and blend into lexicalized versions that look like signs.
The sign for "no" was at one time the individual letters "N" and "O." Over time it mutated into the sign we now gloss as "NO."
(The caps are intentional and part of "gloss" -- not yelling.)
@@sign-language Thank you for your help. You seem like such a great teacher. Would love to be able to attend your classes !
good job danny...
Now that's entertainment!
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