American Sign Language Dictionary,Third Edition
This essential guide brings the clarity and depth of dialog to life, making it accessible to a wider audience. Rooted in the experience of someone profoundly immersed in the deaf community, it transforms the learning of sign language from a challenge into an intuitive journey. The abridged version distills the vast knowledge of the original into a more manageable yet extensive resource, perfect for those who wish to bridge the gap through meaningful, visual conversation.
With over 5,000 signs meticulously illustrated and accompanied by step-by-step instructions, users gain the confidence to navigate daily interactions effectively. Whether you're a parent.connecting with a deaf child, an instructor teaching the language, or a student eager to learn, this reference offers the tools to communicate clearly and connect on a deeper level. Its practical approach ensures that the signs you learn are not just theoretical but easily applicable in real-world scenarios.
Pros
- Over 5,000 signs with 8,000 illustrations
- Clear, detailed instructions for mastering each sign
- authoritative reference in an accessible abridgment
- ideal for parents, instructors, and students alike
- portable and comprehensive for on-the-go learning
Cons
- Some advanced concepts may be simplified
- hardcover version may be preferable for heavy use
- depth of information is condensed, may require further study
- not suitable for very young learners without guidance
- illustrations, while detailed, may not capture every nuance
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| Pages | 800 |
| Dimensions | 7 x 2.2 x 9.3 inches |
| Weight | 10.4 ounces |
| Reading Age | 12 - 17 years |
The Sound of Learning: Why Self-Amplification Matters
Discover the transformative power of sound through practical, science-based insights in this field guide. Explore how the versatile WhisperPhone® enhances learning across diverse environments, from bustling classrooms to quiet home studies and therapeutic sessions. This guide not onyl demystifies the science behind auditory learning but also offers actionable strategies for real-world applications, making it an indispensable resource for educators, parents, and therapists alike.With 144 pages of targeted exercises, readers gain hands-on experience in improving literacy skills while leveraging the WhisperPhone®’s versatility and ease of use.
dive into engaging activities designed to turn everyday moments into learning opportunities. Whether fostering focus, boosting confidence, or refining reading skills, this guide provides a clear roadmap for integrating the WhisperPhone® into daily routines. Its compact design and durable build ensure it’s ready to accompany learners on their journey, offering a seamless blend of innovation and practicality. Ideal for ages 3 and up, it’s a cornerstone for anyone seeking to unlock the full potential of auditory learning.
Pros and Cons
Key Benefits
Enhanced Focus
Improved Literacy Skills
Versatile Across Settings
Scientifically Grounded
Easy-to-Follow Exercises
Considerations
May Require Supervision
Initial learning Curve
Not Suitable for All learners
Limited Space for Personalization
Cost May Be a Factor
| Feature | Details |
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| Dimensions | 8.35 x 5.43 x 0.32 inches |
| Weight | 1 Pound |
| Recommended Age | 3 Years and Up |
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The Sound of Learning: why Self-Amplification matters
Explore practical applications of WhisperPhone® across school,home,and therapy settings.
American Sign Language Dictionary, Third Edition
Master ASL with comprehensive definitions, illustrations, and phrases for effective communication.
In the showdown, both tools proved valuable: the WhisperPhone® highlighted sound's role in learning, while the ASL dictionary offered clarity in communication. Each serves distinct purposes in educational and personal growth, empowering users in their unique ways.
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