Something I cant do during a video.Īs stated in one of my other comments, I ended up signing boat than initializing. But had I given the sign, they would have understood it? Does that make sense?Īlso, I have talked to the students' itinerant and she suggested not fingerspelling as much because they are 2nd graders and will just look at the first couple letters then look away (something I have witnessed them do) and that if I can point to the English word and fingerspell at the same time it helps them much more. During the video they see the fingerspelled word and miss the sentence or the concept. But what if there is a sign for the word and I dont know it, but the kids do. Not saying if I sign the word, it wont have the same outcome but I strictly meant for video purposes. It's not that I wouldn't want to fingerspell, its just that I'd rather these students understand what the lesson is about, than have to worry about missing the fingerspelled word. Santa Maria or Santa Mara may also refer to: Arts and entertainment Music Santa Maria (Tatjana song), released 1995Santa Maria (Kenshi. SoundCloud The Nina, The Pinta, The Santa Maria by The Billy Bats published on.
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Then during the after-video-activity I showed them the English word on the paper, fingerspelled it then, told them how I signed it during the video and that theres not a sign, that I could find, for them. So in the end, as an educated, skilled interpreter here's what I did: during the video I signed ship and then initialized. Would their education benefit or hinder from fingerspelling words during a video at that age? As 7 and 8 year olds, finger spelling is a lot for them. This video was their first introduction to Columbus Day. Chorus: (strong italian accent) PUH-leeeZUH Meester Columbus, Turnah da SHEEP around Take-UH me back, I WANNA see my two feet on the GROUND Why-yuh tell-uh Eeezabella Thatta the world. You think that if there were signs for these things, the interprter shouldn't find out what they were so that the students learn the signs also? They r in a mainstream classroom, both with cohclear implants. the Nina and the Pinta and the SANTA MARIE And as they sailed the stormy seas On that historic day From way up in the crow's nest, You could hear Luigi say. Just asked if there were signs already in place. No where in my original post did I mention it was "too difficult" to fingerspell, it's not that I don't want to, or that its hard.
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