Brenda Cartwright

See SANDWICH used in an ASL sentence. My mom will make me peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for lunch. Watch: signingsavvy.com/sentenceoft… #ASL #SigningSavvy

Deaf Trivia: Sign language included the use of both signing and spoken language. Learn more at signingsavvy.com #DeafTrivia #ASL

See DIABETES used in an ASL sentence. My mother got diabetes when she was 57. Watch: signingsavvy.com/sentenceoft… #ASL #SigningSavvy

How do you sign FALL BACK? Daylight Saving Time ends the first Sunday in November. Watch: signingsavvy.com/signoftheda… #ASL #SigningSavvy

See FALL BACK used in an ASL sentence. Don’t forget time springs forward in the Spring and falls back in the Fall. Watch: signingsavvy.com/sentenceoft… #ASL #SigningSavvy

See HALLOWEEN used in an ASL sentence. Halloween is scary. Watch: signingsavvy.com/sentenceoft… #ASL #SigningSavvy

Historically there had been a longstanding controversy over the relative superiority of teaching deaf students sign language and the oral method. #Deaf #Education #History #ASLfortheWin

How do you sign DONUT? October 30th is Buy A Donut Day. Watch: signingsavvy.com/signoftheda… #ASL #SigningSavvy

At the 1880 meeting of the International Congress on Education of the Deaf (ICED) educators of deaf students from Europe and the United States met to discuss the most appropriate method for educating deaf students. #History #Pendulum #ASL #Oral #signingsavvy

See CHOCOLATE used in an ASL sentence. Do you like chocolate ice cream? Watch: signingsavvy.com/sentenceoft… #ASL #SigningSavvy

In 1880 a meeting (of the infamous kind) about how deaf students should be educated occurred in Milan, Italy. #Deaf #Education #History #ASLvsOral

How do you sign CHOCOLATE? October 28th is National Chocolate Day. Watch: signingsavvy.com/signoftheda… #ASL #SigningSavvy

Many Deaf people still participate in local Deaf clubs and other face to face functions. #Deaf #Culture #Community #History #ASL

Today’s example #ASL gloss is an example of using the sign of the day (FOUNDED) in context. See it signed at signingsavvy.com/sotd

Attendance and reliance on local Deaf clubs are diminished due to technology that allows instantaneous communication. #Deaf #Community #Culture #ASL #History #Future

Today’s example #ASL gloss is an example of using the sign of the day (PUMPKIN) in context. See it signed at signingsavvy.com/sotd English Sentence: I enjoy carving Halloween pumpkins. ASL Gloss: HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS CARVE ENJOY I.

For Deaf people face to face conversations are preferred when important matters need discussion and resolution. #Deaf #Culture #Community #ASL

Today’s example #ASL gloss is an example of using the sign of the day (SOUR) in context. See it signed at signingsavvy.com/sotd English Sentence: I couldn't drink the milk because it was sour. ASL Gloss: I COULD NOT DRINK MILK WHY? SOUR.

Deaf people prefer face to face interaction with others comfortable using American Sign Language. #ASL #Community #History #signingsavvy

Today’s example #ASL gloss is an example of using the sign of the day (FOOD) in context. See it signed at signingsavvy.com/sotd English Sentence: My cat's favorite food is tuna. ASL Gloss: T-U-N-A MY CAT FAVORITE FOOD.