Fingerspelling (advanced receptive practice) (ASL) (Dr. Bill) (Lifeprint.com) (various common words)
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Fingerspelling (advanced receptive practice using various common words).
American Sign Language (ASL) Fingerspelling Practice Series.
Instructor: Dr. Bill Vicars
Student: Lynneah
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Fingerspelling (advanced receptive practice using various common words)
ASL American Sign Language Fingerspelling Practice Series
By Dr. Bill of Lifeprint(dot)com
ASL University
• Fingerspelling (advanc...
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Receptive Fingerspelling Practice
air
aspirin
attic
back
bag
bank
bills
cabin
cents
ceramic
clay
desk
eek
fog
fry
gas
glue
grand
guide
ice
iowa
nail
off
oil
or
park
plastic
poach
pool
porch
prom
rash
roof
rug
sink
stereo
stiff
teller
thai
van
toy
xray
yard
zoo
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Thanks for this. Got most of them but missed a few. Looking forward to watching again to work on it. 🤓🙂
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I like this much better! Thank you, Dr. Vicars!!!!
Hello Tonya,
Much better than what?
I like this. Thank you!😀
That was great. Thank you!
love ur videos!!!
This is so helpful.....I didn't do too bad😅
Slowing down the speed is helpful!
Really fun!
Thank you Dr. Bill, for all that you do. As someone who struggles reading finger spelling, would you say that a best practice is to sound out the word as it is being spelled or spell it out first in your head as it’s being spelled then sound it out? Hope that question makes sense. Thank u
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Some of the spellings is not correlating with the alphabet I know. Am sure I'm getting something wrong 😢
Consider watching this video regarding coarticulation:
ua-cam.com/video/SATsyIl_C_Q/v-deo.html
Then watch this video to see how coarticulation impacts the letter "E":
ua-cam.com/video/OtKvmEYb97Y/v-deo.html
Next try re-watching the Fingerspelling (advanced receptive practice) video -- keeping in mind that you may see coarticulation effects being applied fingerspelling to make it more realistic to what you will see on the hands of fluent spellers.
I've got hundreds (thousands actually when you include the @aslu channel) of videos. I don't have the content of every video memorized and can't state from memory for sure if I've used a lot of coarticulation blending or morphs in this particular video.
However you might wish to view the video on a desktop computer using a keyboard and then press the space bar (to pause) and use your comma and period keys to advance through some of the spelling frame by frame to analyze what is going on.
Then if you have questions try applying to join the LIfeprint.ASLU FB group -- the people there are quite helpful at providing feedback.
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Not so fast plz
Hello. This particular video is "advanced receptive practice." If I do it "not so fast" -- then it becomes beginner or mid-level receptive practice and becomes boring for those who are advanced.
An approach is to watch the video on a full-size browser (like on a desktop computer or a laptop) and then use the configuration settings to slow the speed of the video down to as little as 25%.
Another idea is to check out the Fingerspelling playlist at ua-cam.com/video/va1aAXpVr2w/v-deo.html&pp=gAQBiAQB and see if any of those videos might better meet your needs.
It feels fast to me also but I am going to watch it over and over I think this will help us to advance faster.❤