What do you think is your purpose in life? (ASL Tutoring, Lynneah, Part 05) (Lifeprint / Dr. Bill)
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ASL Tutoring (Lynneah: Part 05) (Lifeprint.com) (ASL University) (Dr. Bill)
41. What do you think is your purpose in life?
42. How do you feel about the state of the world today?
43. Are there any societal issues you feel strongly about?
44. How do you view the balance between work and personal life?
45. What are your thoughts on the concept of fate versus free will?
46. How do you deal with uncertainty or the unknown?
47. What's your perspective on the meaning of life?
48. How do you feel about the role of technology in society?
49. What are some values you hope to pass on to the next generation?
50. If you could leave a lasting legacy, what would it be?
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What do you think is your purpose in life? (ASL Tutoring Part 5) (Lynneah)
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William G. Vicars, EdD
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When a,video pops up i try to watch it right away. Dr. Vicars is fantastic!! But this video put an emphasis that i must go back to the Playlists from the beginning and make a commitment!! 😊
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Thanks for this video. Along with the learning aspect of new signs, also really makes me think of how I’d try to answer some of those questions, which is difficult todo “on the spot” 🤓🙂
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God bless you Bill 🙏🏼
Bill, your videos are truly amazing!
This was really helpful and thought-provoking
We are here to Glorify God...Amen.
This was such a good video! I love this series.
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Incredibly helpful ❤
nice ASL video
You are quite interesting questions
I wouldn’t know how to respond
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All I know is that it means more with ASL~ Learning and becoming are connected. The more people we can interact with, the richer all of our experiences~ Stories are a way to get there, to complete that language bridge, language play, to learn to use it as an extension of oneself~
What think about world? Support each other, move-aside negate. If a gatekeeper is consumed by gate-keeping, they become stuck in their own cage, hmmmm, very interesting~ We all learn, slow, steady, we get there, trust that, I'm gearing up to light the path I took to get this far, to make exercises that unleash our flow, a vital component of learning, the rest builds on that.
You have indeed worked hard and put in a lot of effort! Good for you -- good for society!
Too hard for me heading back to the beginning again
For a bit of perspective: Lynneah is in her second year of an interpreter preparation program (after having completed a bachelors in ASL / Deaf Studies).