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:ty: everyone keeps telling me to be myself and I will be fine... still nervous lol

I am hearing and am proficient in ASL. there are times when I dream in sign.. I am always fluent in my dream, never need clarification... I love dreaming in sign...

Hi all Thusday next week I am going to have my ITP screening weekend... any positive thoughts and prayers would be greatly appreciated. I am confident in my skills, but am still nervous :fingersx:

those are amazing! MMMMMMM COFFEE LOL

I need to get a new rx... I have glasses already but my eyes get sore and tired really easily.. I love shopping for glasses, its the best part!

Hey Brin any update?

too bad its not an official commercial... I thought it was great! Thanks for posting!

Once you talk to him, and if things do not change then you can go above him and talk to administration.

Brin... I think you need to talk to instructor... I know it can be intimidating but for anything to improve you must talk to him. Be truthful, tell him how you feel. Good Luck

The woman I work with, she mouths all the time, but tells the students not to. It is a matter of understanding in her case. She mouths so the students will understand...

welcome :)

welcome Ashley :)

I will let you know... I fly there april 24th and arrive at 9:30am, I have my ASLPI at 11:15am... it will be a stressful day but I can handle it :) The woman I work with (Deaf) said I will make it, no problem lol.

I understand not being able to explain them on here... I have watched videos on CL and it has become a little more bearable to use them lol. I completely agree that for a non-native signer it is the MOST difficult thing about ASL. I have my ITP screening weekend next month and I am SO...

Thank you for your post... I understand what you are saying, how some aspects help in either language. Interpretrator can you give me any advice on using classifiers... and how to become more comfortable using them? :ty:

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I voted YES!! WHY? .... Well I am hearing and having my Terp screening weekend next month. I find that since I have been immersed in the Deaf culture for the last year... I have to watch myself amongst my hearing friends... Hearing people are over sensitive! Hearing culture sugar coats...

I am only speaking on what I have witnessed... Interpreters stick together... At every lecture I go to... all 5-10 interpreters (not terping the lecture) sit together.

well think about it... they are part of the hearing culture and a visitor in the Deaf Culture... both cultures are very different so they mesh to an interpreter culture..

you have to remember that it is a Different Culture... Different rules... Interpreters have their own Culture too.