Summer STAR Tutoring - ASL Tutor Announcement

This summer I'm working in the STAR tutoring center at the San Marcos Palomar Library. I'm available to currently enrolled ASL Students for the summer semester!
Instructors, I encourage you to promote tutoring to your students so they can take the opportunity to practice outside of class and have questions answered when not in class.
My schedule is Monday and Tuesday from 12:30-5pm till August 17th.
Students, go to: palomar.instructure.com/cours...

[@thrivinginamber2642]

That's cool, I hope people see how important that is. My final class in fall, now I focus sign stories, expand the variety of my signing experience, hopefully increase my expressive and working memory along with it. Oh, today I was at a store and met a Deaf person working there, I tried to ask them where something was, they told me they were Deaf, so I just started signing, everything works-out~

[@thrivinginamber2642]

If I could give all ASL teachers one tip to support their students, it's basically what you have here, at least a few videos of the teacher signing, so that students can prepare ahead of time, before class starts, bring up their receptive on the hands that will teach them, it makes a difference~

[@thrivinginamber2642]

The most important tip for ASL learning is this: Shortening the time between knowing you need a specific sign and finding out what it is. That's a hugely tall order when learning ASL by oneself online, but extremely important. Maybe this helps, have a physical book to remind you of the signs, start with an ASL dictionary, but add to it, draw in it, write notes, expand on it, to include new things you learn, learning ASL is about constant exposure, remove any moments you are not learning ASL, pack it into every second where you can, good luck~