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All forms of communication are important in the development of language in children. Dialogue between parent and child is a major pathway for children to learn vocabulary and sentence structure.
Parents of deaf children face many choices when deciding on which mode of communication to use with their child.
A high percentage of deaf children are born to hearing parents.
These parents often find learning to sign SEE easier for them as it matches their spoken words.
Mastering ASL grammar and syntax rules can often be more difficult for parents to learn at first. It is however important that ASL be a part of the family’s’ continuing education of signs as the child matures.
MORE ABOUT SEE
SEE (Signing Exact English) is a manual system that represents spoken and written English
ASL (American Sign Language) is a language of its own with grammar and syntax rules.
SEE does not exclude the use of ASL or other sign languages.
Seventy-five percent of SEE signs come from ASL.
The SEE dictionary first printed in 1972.
SEE was developed to be used in the educational setting of young deaf children as well as a means of communication within the child and his family.
These interactive classes are held online using ZOOM.
Participants must have access to the internet, as well as a computer with both audio and webcam capabilities.
Class sessions run for 8-weeks, meeting once a week for 1.5 hours.
All links and handouts will be provided.
Each 8-week session is $140 per participant.
Class materials are provided via email.
Reference book needed for this class is a pocket-size or soft cover SEE Dictionary which can be purchased from https://esc13.net/services/see-center
Or access to the SEE app (Google: SEE Support Signing Exact English)
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