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I work for a company whose focus is to teach English and my character is focussed on pronunciation. However, I asked to add BSL for the vocabulary we use to help the children have the opportunity to learn BSL either by consciously watching for it, or sub-consciously by simply trying to copy the way that I move in the videos as a form of kinaesthetic learning.

From time to time I have questions about certain vocabulary and later on it will be more to do with concepts. I hope this is a place that can offer help and support.

If you want to see what I'm doing, here's a sample: https://eltsongs.com/lesson/unit-23-pronunciation/

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