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1 Communication Spectrum American Sign Language IV

2 Spectrum Communication Systems Languages

3 Spectrum EnglishASL Languages Communication Systems

4 Spectrum EnglishASL SEE 1 SEE 2 Rochester PSE (Contact Sign) Signed English CASE Languages Communication Systems

5 Spectrum EnglishASL SEE 1 SEE 2 Rochester PSE (Contact Sign) Signed English CASE Languages Communication Systems Signed Exact English 1 is a code for English words where each syllable is given a separate manual movement.

6 Spectrum EnglishASL SEE 1 SEE 2 Rochester PSE (Contact Sign) Signed English CASE Languages Communication Systems Signed Exact English 2 is a combination of SEE 1, invented initialized signs, and some ASL signs.

7 Spectrum EnglishASL SEE 1 SEE 2 Rochester PSE (Contact Sign) Signed English CASE Languages Communication Systems The Rochester method is where each word is finderspelled with the exception of “and.”

8 Spectrum EnglishASL SEE 1 SEE 2 Rochester PSE (Contact Sign) Signed English CASE Languages Communication Systems Contact Sign (formerly Pidgin Signed English) refers to a contact language or blended form of English and ASL.

9 Spectrum EnglishASL SEE 1 SEE 2 Rochester PSE (Contact Sign) Signed English CASE Languages Communication Systems Signed English combines grammatical order with ASL signs and some invented initialized signs.

10 Spectrum EnglishASL SEE 1 SEE 2 Rochester PSE (Contact Sign) Signed English CASE Languages Communication Systems Conceptually Accurate Signed English combines English grammatical order with ASL signs, and some invented initialized signs that fits conceptually.

11 Spectrum EnglishASL SEE 1 SEE 2 Rochester PSE (Contact Sign) Signed English CASE Languages Communication Systems

12 Discussion

13 What do you notice about the distance of the systems on the spectrum?

14 Discussion What do you notice about the distance of the systems on the spectrum? Where do you think you fit? Why?

15 Discussion What do you notice about the distance of the systems on the spectrum? Where do you think you fit? Why? Where do you think Deaf people fit? Why?

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