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Jess1403 Newbie

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On 12/31/2017 at 7:00 PM, Heather Rubright said:

Hi Heather, my name is Jessica. I am also learning asl, I am sorry to hear about you husband losing his hearing. I have 6 children with my 7th on the way. I'm texting myself as well so if you want someone to practice with I'm willing.

 

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Hi ladies! I would suggest contacting your state's Deaf and Hard of Hearing Commission. They will have a list of places that offer sign language classes. Also, you could ask them to post that you are looking for a mentor/teacher. They may know of someone in your area that could work with you. I would also suggest googling Bill Vicars. He is Deaf himself and holds a Doctorate of Education. He does sign lessons online. http://www.lifeprint.com/

I think it's great that you are both teaching yourselves! Keep it up! 

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My teacher is Bill Vicars. He is great and I learn every video and he keeps attention so well. For anyone teaching themselves he is a great teacher to watch and learn from.

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