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What is Signed English (SE)?

What is Signed English (SE)?. Patricia Pritchard cand polit Audiopedagog Statped vest. Hva er Signed English?. Bruker noen tegn fra BSL, bokstaveringer og noen oppkonstruerte tegn brukes simultant med talespråket

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What is Signed English (SE)?

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  1. What is Signed English (SE)? Patricia Pritchard cand polit Audiopedagog Statped vest

  2. Hva er Signed English? • Bruker noen tegn fra BSL, bokstaveringer og noen oppkonstruerte tegn brukes simultant med talespråket • SE viser bøyninger (markers) og små ord (generated signs) som ikke brukes i BSL grammatikk • Kan sammenlignes med tegnspråk norsk • Nyttig i undervisning av engelsk grammatikk • Brukes av utdannet pedagog som har kunnskap om tegnspråk

  3. Signed English… • kan brukes for å illustrere engelsk setningsstruktur • kan brukes for å øve inn faste uttrykk og strukturer • gjør det mulig å visualisere og fokusere på små ord og endelser

  4. Signed English Nouns • Flertall s = tegn + s • Genetiv s = tegn + the right little finger sweeps up and flickspasttheleftone

  5. Articles • A = fingerspell a • An = fingerspell a-n • The = fingerspell t, twist your wrist clockwise

  6. A or An???? • Weusean in front ofnounsthat start with a vowel sound a e i o u BSL helps us remember the vowels!

  7. Pronouns Subjects • I, you, (entall) they (subject) = point • He = man + point • She = woman + point Objects • Me, you, them, us, (object) =flat hand • Him = guess what! • Her = guess what!

  8. Possessives • My, your, its, our, their, own • His = man + your • Her = woman + your • Mine, yours, ours,theirs = sign + extra your

  9. Reflexive pronouns • Myself = my + 1 moving downwards • Yourself = your + 1 moving downwards • Himself = man + 1moving downwards • Herself = woman + 1 moving downwards • Itself = point + 1 moving downwards • Ourselves = our + 1 moving downwards

  10. Verb inflections -ing • Habitual = verb + s He eats dinner every day. • Present participle = verb + curl. He is singing in the bath. • Past tense = verb + before. He worked at the school for a year. • Past participle = have/has or stop + verb. I have worked as a teacher. -ed Have/has stop

  11. Auxillary verbs – to be (fingerspell T+O B) • Is = 1 + • Are = 5 + • Am = m + Signs curve downwards, ending palm up

  12. Was and were • Was = 1 + moves backwards towards body • Were = 3 + moves backwards towards body

  13. Auxiliary verbs • Do= fingerspell d on ”o” finger • Did =fingerspell d on ”i” finger

  14. Contracted verb forms • ’s (He’s my friend) = s • ’re (You’re my friend) =r • ’ve (I’ve two friends) = v • ’d (I’d like you to be my friend) = d • ’ll (I’ll be your friend)= l • ’m (I’m your friend) =m Fingerspill letter and twist off left palm to palm up

  15. Not contracted form - n’t:wasn’t, isn’t, n’t utføres with one hand. Exception: can’t – has its own sign CANNOT

  16. Fingerspell • small words: if, of, at, as, so, for example = e+g • Fingerspell affixes and suffixes: • sunny = SUN + y, • heavier = HEAVY + ER, • unhappy = U+N+HAPPY

  17. Connectives And • Signsimilar to «you», butwith palm up. • Twist wristanticlockwise,ending palm down.

  18. Games: Quick!! Fly swatting Lightening flash cards My Reading TV Fishing Game, bingo, memory etc ICT games can be useful in drill exercises. Motivating, repetisjon, instant feedback. It is questionable whether they help in language development if conversation with others is not part of the exercise, during the game and afterwards. Can lead to guessing, not thinking We must have instant recognition of small, high frequency words

  19. These words make up 1/3 of all text. Most have their own SE sign • the • of (fingerspell) • and • a • to (fingerspell) • in • is • you • that • it • he • was • for • on • are • as (fingerspell) • with • his • they • I • at (fingerspell) • be (Letter B) • this • have • from • or Alle er ikke lydrette og må læres!!!

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