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Visual/ Gestural Communication Methods - Coggle Diagram
Visual/ Gestural Communication Methods
Simultaneous Communication (SimCom)
Signer speaks English and Signs ASL simultaneously
Problematic solution
Causes improper use of grammar
User may drop one language while communicating
Difficult to articulate both languages
Seeing Essential English (SEE)
SEE I
SEE II
Similar to SEE I
Used ASL Signs
Developed by Gerilee Gustason
Made in 1970's
Used in schools today
Developed by David Anthony
Made in 1960's
No longer used
Signed form of English
1:1 ratio of English to ASL
Invented new signs to indicate English word endings (-ing, -ness, -ly, etc)
Rochester Method
Fingerspelled each word by lips
Used no signs, only letters
Developed by Dr. Zenas Westervelt
One of the 1st ASL deviations
Made in the 1870's
Used until the 1980's