Writing Number 16 in ASL
CWren at DOE.K12.GA.US
CWren at DOE.K12.GA.US
Wed Aug 22 19:24:34 UTC 2007
Thats it exactly! Thank you! Thats why I say I don't like
standardization, except for things like page numbers. Those are read for
reading, so they can be standardized, I have no problem with that. But
the main story is read for production, in that there are so many ways I
can make a slight modification to the sign, and it will make a big
difference in meaning... so you can't standardize that. You used the
perfect words, thank you!
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It could be confusing, but only during this phase where we don't have
anything decided about these issues. Once a spelling became standardized,
then it would be the expected spelling ... whichever one is picked. :) For
me, I can read either one. When I read for production, the written form
says to stick my thumb out, but it feels wrong. When I read for reading
:), I mentally comprehend the 10+6 and move on. So you could have issues
either way. It will just come down to us making a decision about it. :)
Stuart
On 22 Aug 2007, at 14:15, CWren at doe.k12.ga.us wrote:
I like the top right one, 10 and 6 with no rotation symbols. If you have
the starting and ending positions, then you don't need the rotation
symbol, thats one thing I learned from Cat in the Hat and 'WOW' ::grin::
I also tend to sign it with the thumb tucked down with the rest of the
hand, rather than sticking out, but writing it that way might confuse the
issue. I do not generally support the automatic standardization of
spelling for signs, but for page numbers, I would. The purpose of page
numbers is to quickly and easily find specific information, so if they are
not standardized, then you would have to stop and think about 'why is this
with an A instead of a 10?' and get distracted from your purpose.
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August 22, 2007
Everyone -
Here are four ways that the number 16 could be written...
I am curious...
which one would you choose?
When we are using the numbers as page numbers (very tiny at the
bottom of each page), is the Rotation Arrow really necessary?
Is it ever necessary in this case, since we are writing both hand
positions anyway?
I look forward to your answers! Val ;-)
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