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Expansion of Visual Language - Coggle Diagram
Expansion of Visual Language
Historical Change
Signs now higher, upper chest or neck
Old signs disappear
Signs made lower on the body
Rise of Sign System
Artifical sign systems came to be
Only two remain
Stokoe research caused interest in sign language
Rochester Method
System between oral and manual
Finger-spell every word
Stopped in 1980's
Combined Method
Oral in classroom
Sign elsewhere
Seeing Essential English (SEE1)
Meaning depends on how words used in sentence
Not used today, although some sign remained
Signing Exact English (SEEII)
Signs crated for pronouns and affixes
Still used today
Linguistics of Visual English (LOVE)
Sign for first letter of word
Short lived
Pidgin Signed English
Signs for words ending in "ness", "ing" are not used
Sometimes used
Simple form of manual English
Signed English
One sign principle
Still used in some parts of the country
Cued Speech
Visual Communication
Used cues to understand speech
Not considered sign or equal to spoken language
CODA
Two cultures
Usually interperted for parents
Two languages, sign and oral