Re: signing
Posted by: UNEEDJC7 <UNEEDJC7@...>
Haven't heard about the second language part of it but I do know that signers
are needed for various governmental and corporations in the private sector.
This might be something to consider when teaching it at home. You might want
to see if one of the children are more interested than another and both of
you do the in-depth learning. My mother signs and she could quit her regular
job tomorrow and immediately be picked up by a company to do their
communicating with the deaf clients. The only reason she doesn't is that it
requires lots of travel.
My daughter belongs to "Keepers in the Home" and they have signing as one of
the merit badges they earn.
Sandy Covelli
Miracle Acres Farm
Caledonia WI
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