[sw-l] Back in action!

[Shane Gilchrist Ó hEorpa]

Kathleen,

have a look at this:

www.city.ac.uk/lcs/news.htm

I know its in BSL - but u can use it as an example to work on?

Shane


On 14 Jan 2005, at 18:24, Kasterlinden Bilinguaal wrote:

> Hello list,
>
> I think what Shane said could be really usefull! But!!! Who will do
> this? I'm sorry to say that next to my work at school, work at the
> deaf club and sporting activities I have next to no time to spare...
> How do you propose we start this off? And how will it be developed?
>
> I'm not saying I don't want to. Maybe we can create a space somewhere
> on a website or on the internet (it's big enough ;) to gather
> information so we can help each other out! Sometimes when my day is
> done and I get home. I really wonder if what I did in my classroom
> that day was correct!? That's not really the point.
>
>  I guess like all teacher I just need some feedback. We have asked the
> 'Gebarentaal centrum' Centre for sign language in Flanders to start a
> project to make a curriculum for VGT. But we need money :s And if the
> project is finaly finnished, I will be 3 years older.
>
>  Greetings Kathleen
>
> >From: "Shane Gilchrist Ó
> hEorpa"<shane.gilchrist.oheorpa at francismaginn.org>
>  >Reply-To: sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu
>  >To: sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu
>  >Subject: Re: [sw-l] Back in action!
>  >Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2005 16:31:49 +0000
>  >
>  >
>  >At the moment, we are sending a request to the Department of
>  >Education for Northern Ireland to get the funding to start a Dual
>  >Language Immersion (integrated) primary school where children, deaf
>  >and non-deaf, will be taught through NISL and English (ISL and
>  >English if in the Western Area of NI) - so I am very glad Kathleen
>  >have raised the point here - it is very important to know how our
>  >national sign languages are being taught etc - most of us are so
>  >used to teaching adults - or even kids as second languages - but to
>  >teach our national sign language as the first language?
>  >
>  >maybe some of us in Europe can set up a working group on sign
>  >language curriculum (across Europe) and discuss what is needed what
>  >is to be taught etc
>  >
>  >what do you think, Kathleen?
>  >
>  >Shane
>  >
>  >On 13 Jan 2005, at 22:20, Anne-Claude Prélaz Girod wrote:
>  >
>  >>I'm actually working with the group of deaf teachers of one of the
>  >>french speaking part of Switzerland's school for the deaf...
>  >>on...how to teach sign language... and it's true that there's not
>  >>much existing about didactics...
>  >>
>  >>But ...there is a document  called "le premier outil pédagogique
>  >>pour la langue des signes" which was on the web  on
>  >>www.education.gouv.fr/presse/2002/signedp.htm
>  >>
>  >>and then click on the pdf document for "langue des signes"
>  >>Hope it can help... even though (if I remember well...) you don't
>  >>speak french
>  >>You should ask someone to translate it for you.. it's a valuable
>  >>tool!!! and it's the only one I know about!
>  >>
>  >>Yours truly
>  >>
>  >>Anny
>  >>
>  >>
>  >>
>  >>Le 13 janv. 05, à 21:24, Kasterlinden Bilinguaal a écrit :
>  >>
>  >>>Hello list,
>  >>> 
>  >>>holliday is over, back to work! ;) Hope you all had a good
>  >>>newyear.
>  >>> 
>  >>>I have a question for the teachers who are on this list. I see
>  >>>that SignWriting is being used in many country's now, and I'm very
>  >>>happy about that. I'm wondering if you could help me out. I'm
>  >>>looking for information on sign language didactics. Do any of you
>  >>>have a curriculum on teaching sign language or to use SignWriting?
>  >>>Because there is no such thing in Belgium. :s
>  >>> 
>  >>>So any information would be great!
>  >>> 
>  >>>Thank you!
>  >>> 
>  >>>Greetings Kathleen
>  >>>
>  >>>Koop geen kat in een zak. Probeer alles 14 dagen bij jou thuis.
>  >>
>  >>
>  >>
>  >
>  >
>  >
>
>  Geef het leven van zieke en gehospitaliseerde kinderen terug kleur!