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Sign Language
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19 & Under
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1997
When learning sign language you should never practice in front of a mirror, you'll see it in reverse! If you want to learn American Sign Language (ASL) or need to practice or just need to look up a word, here's a descriptive dictionary of 200 signed words. The dictionary includes the word and a picture showing how it's signed. You can also read about grammar, punctuation and tenses. Helpful practice suggestions provide guidelines to learning to communicate using ASL. Languages: English.
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2003
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2001
The Handicap Awareness website was designed to inform you about people with disabilities. In our site you will learn how to read the Braille alphabet and use read the sign language alphabet. This site also provides suggestion on how you can assist people with handicapping conditions.
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2000
This site provides the viewer with a history of American Sign Language and shows how to make each of the letter signs. It also has brief biographical information about a couple of famous deaf people.
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1999
American Sign Language for Kids will introduce children to sign language. The web page will teach about American Sign Language, deafness, how to sign letters, numbers, and words. We also have made activities for you to play once you have learned some sign language.
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1997
Deaf communities are extremely tightly-knit worlds that exist to preserve friendships and facilitate interaction. Sign language can be very efficient and even people who come from different regions of the world are able to communicate using signs. Information on sign languages all over the world, and links to many informative sites, provide a window into deaf culture.
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