SW Handwriting Course Schedule Jan 2007

[Kimberley Shaw]

Indeed!
My favorite analogy is to remind people about music and scores ... yes, not
all musicians read music, but for those who do, scores are incredibly
useful! Most folks I know can relate to that.
Eventually, I'd like to learn DanceWriting as well; I can NEVER remember the
combinations when taking ballet classes!
Life is way too full of interesting things.
-- Kim from Boston



On 1/4/07, Charles Butler <chazzer3332000 at yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Kim, you should point out to them that Oberlin conservatory uses Dance
> Writing all the time, so what about sign language isn't a written language?
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> *Kimberley Shaw <skifoot at gmail.com>* wrote:
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> Hello all:
> please sign me up, too -- I know I'll need to have better hand-writing
> skills when I begin that college-level ASL course later on this month! I
> tend to take lots of notes during class, but the teachers don't expect
> anybody to be taking notes (since it "is not a written language", feh) and
> so Signwritten "chicken scratch" is what my class notebooks usually end up
> looking like.
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