Learning Sign Language at Home with Your Child
If you’re new to sign language, it’s best to start with the basics. Focus on learning the alphabet, numbers, and common greetings. These are the building blocks of sign language,...
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ASL Vs Auslan
ASL and Auslan are two distinct sign languages that have evolved independently in their respective regions. Despite sharing a common goal of facilitating communication, ASL and Auslan exhibit notable differences...
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Understanding Different Children’s Education Styles
As a parent or educator, it’s important to understand that every child is unique and has their own way of learning. While some children may be visual learners who absorb...
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Creating an Inclusive Workspace
In today’s diverse workplaces, inclusivity is more important than ever. As businesses become more aware of the need to create a welcoming and supportive environment for all employees, sign language...
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Sign languages throughout the world
Sign languages, like spoken languages, have developed naturally over time through different groups of people interacting with each other and as a result, there are many different varieties of sign...
6 reasons Sign Language is not just for the hearing impaired
Sign language, which is a visual language that uses hand gestures, body language, and facial expressions to communicate, is often associated with the hearing impaired. However, this is not the...
Is learning sign language good for your memory?
Learning sign language has been shown to have numerous benefits for individuals of all ages, including improving memory and cognitive abilities. Sign language is a visual-spatial language that requires the...
How fingerspelling forms the basis of Sign Language
Fingerspelling forms the basis of sign language and is an essential component of communication in sign language. It allows sign language users to represent proper nouns, technical terms, and specialized...
Why you should be using sign language with your child before they can talk
Using sign language with your child before they can talk can have numerous benefits for their language and cognitive development. Improve language and motor function skills, reduce frustration levels and increase...
Why you should think of sign language as any other language
Sign language is used by millions of people around the world as their primary means of communication, and it is recognised as a fully-fledged language in many countries. Despite this,...
Why You Need Sign Language Flash Cards
For those who are learning sign language, flashcards can be a fun and useful tool to help build, practice and retain new vocabulary of signs.