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ASL is not a vague language
Nor is any language “a vague language.” Rather, every language has vague language, just as every language has specific language. Vagueness is a natural phenomenon; not everything in life i… more →
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ASL is not a vague language
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wrote 1 week ago: Nor is any language “a vague language.” Rather, every language has vague language, just … more →
Boston Public Library Sing-a-long: South Boston Branch
wrote 3 weeks ago: I am doing a series of special events in various Boston Public library branches throughout the city! … more →
Deaf Heart, confidentiality, vagueness, and transparency
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wrote 3 weeks ago: There is currently a discourse within the American Deaf community about the resignation of two Deaf … more →
Thesis published on vague language (VL) in ASL and English!
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wrote 1 month ago: I am thrilled to announce that my thesis has been published online, available for all to read. The t … more →
Finished graduate school!
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wrote 1 month ago: Last Friday morning, I successfully defended my thesis. This Wednesday afternoon, I submitted my the … more →
Boston Public Library Sing-a-long: Faneuil Branch
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wrote 2 months ago: I will be doing a series of special events in various Boston Public library branches throughout the … more →
Deafness, speech and the Performance of Gender
wrote 2 months ago: Deafness, speech and the Performance of Gender This weekend I had the privilege of participating in … more →
Upcoming Moms & Music Events! {FREE}
wrote 2 months ago: Join me at a Boston Public Library branch for a morning of music: singing, dancing, and parachute pl … more →
Online Signing Dictionary for children!
wrote 3 months ago: I am really excited about this! There are lots of online sign language dictionaries out there that … more →
How to Learn Sign Language When You Can't Sign to Save Your Life
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wrote 3 months ago: Help! I can’t understand what you’re signing to me. Lipreading Mom has an embarrassing c … more →
My thesis on vague language (VL) is almost finished!
wrote 3 months ago: After many months of work, I am going to send the penultimate draft of my master’s thesis to m … more →
The stigma of "signer" upon ASL-English interpreters
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wrote 4 months ago: Doctor to patient: “Hi, I’m Dr. Y.” Doctor to me: “Oh, the patient’s d … more →
Looking forward to meeting people at my poster session at CIT
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wrote 7 months ago: I recorded this video as a response to a researcher and interpreter trainer I met at the last Confer … more →
Why Sign Language?
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wrote 7 months ago: Have you ever wondered why I teach American Sign Language (ASL) signs in Moms & Music™? Using AS … more →
Workshops in Minnesota: Promo videos in English & ASL
wrote 7 months ago: I made these two videos to promote my workshops in Minneapolis/St. Paul November 9th & 10th. Fri … more →
Sign language that African Americans use is different from that of whites
wrote 8 months ago: (Bill O’Leary/ WASHINGTON POST ) – Gallaudet professor Carolyn McCaskill demonstrates di … more →
Hoy dia me tomé un taller en interpretación trilingüe
wrote 8 months ago: Perdóname si no escribo perfectamente el español, pero estoy feliz de que me fui a la Conferencia Es … more →
Signs for gay, lesbian, bi, transgender, queer, and questioning (closed-captioned)
wrote 8 months ago: This is my video about signs for gay, lesbian, bi, transgender, etc.; a.k.a. queer or LGBTQ. I thoug … more →
What I Learned from a (Deaf) Baseball Player
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wrote 8 months ago: Fascinating Film about William Hoy – ‘I See the Crowd Roar’ A couple of weeks ago, … more →
