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witchesreign2010-08-02 08:03 pm
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I asked some people in the administration if I could make this post, and they agreed, so here goes --
There've been a lot of new classes added for this coming semester, and they've pushed back the start date to give us time to register. One of the new classes they've added is Independent Study: Languages, which is a smaller class about languages we're less likely to see around here. I know one of the classes is teaching Braille, for example.
I do know that one of them, though, is teaching sign language - the one on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1600 to 1700. I'm taking it, not really because I need to learn sign language, but because I'm fluent in it and can help anyone who needs help with learning it, since I am a native speaker of it. :)
So if you're at all interested in learning sign language, you should take that class! I'd love to help people learn how to speak it.
~ Rion Lyon
There've been a lot of new classes added for this coming semester, and they've pushed back the start date to give us time to register. One of the new classes they've added is Independent Study: Languages, which is a smaller class about languages we're less likely to see around here. I know one of the classes is teaching Braille, for example.
I do know that one of them, though, is teaching sign language - the one on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1600 to 1700. I'm taking it, not really because I need to learn sign language, but because I'm fluent in it and can help anyone who needs help with learning it, since I am a native speaker of it. :)
So if you're at all interested in learning sign language, you should take that class! I'd love to help people learn how to speak it.
~ Rion Lyon

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I think it's a really useful language though - it's not like a lot of people think, where it's just ... you know, English translated into signs. It has its own grammar, its own syntax, and everything. You can spell words out in English with the alphabet, but most actual sign language isn't like that at all.
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Any chance you'd be willing to spend time teaching it informally? And I'll just read whatever textbooks you need.
[ooc: he might actually have to time to fit it in since they'll allow 6 electives now but, I'm not sure the color rules still apply.]
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I guess I could just use it as another tutoring session or something, too, if people wanted that. I mean, I'm not really ... an official teacher, or anything. It just seems right, though, to help out.
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Thanks mate!
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... then again, I guess I grew up speaking it, so it's natural to me.
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/backdates ;;