Social Media- Followers

lookingforward
Sun, 23 Dec 2018 18:17:45 +0000

Still, what she’s doing online is at a distance. It’s not hands on, in the sense of getting out in the real world, real issues. And a surprising and increasing number of kids of all ages are being introduced to ASL. Yes, she’s meeting a need. She can be proud. If my kids were learning ASL, I’d look for the site. But what next?

How does this relate to her academic interests? And what possible college targets? If she wants elementary educ at her flagship, fine. Great, even. She’s developing others’ learning skills. If she’s a budding CS genius and this is her own first from-scratch app, ok. But if you think she’ll want a high college tier, not the same as leaving the comfort zone of the hs to go stretch. She’s doing this for learners, not the deaf community or it’s needs.

Signing in hs isn’t the “it.” How many deaf in her chapel? I don’t mean to seem harsh, but this sounds like a platform from which to jump to the next level of vision and doing. If she’s truly fluent (beyond songs and the mass,) can she do more with the deaf? Or?