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	<title>Comments on: Week in Links for #BilingualKids — Nov. 30</title>
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		<title>By: Gale</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gale</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#039;ve learned sign language, and I can say that they stress that it is rude to speak to a hearing person without signing in front of a deaf person, so that may be another factor in the increased gesturing while speaking.  This awareness that speaking without signing around a deaf person is rude could subliminally carry over when no deaf people are present.  

Plus I can say sign language is just so useful you start to wish everyone knew it--your friend you&#039;re trying to gesture to across the room, the dentist (oh how I wish all dentists understood sign--it should be required to pass dental school!), etc.  I use it with my husband when I&#039;m on the phone (though it is challenging to do two conversations at once...I can at least sign &quot;mother&quot; if I&#039;m talking with my mom so he knows who&#039;s on the phone, without interrupting the conversation.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve learned sign language, and I can say that they stress that it is rude to speak to a hearing person without signing in front of a deaf person, so that may be another factor in the increased gesturing while speaking.  This awareness that speaking without signing around a deaf person is rude could subliminally carry over when no deaf people are present.  </p>
<p>Plus I can say sign language is just so useful you start to wish everyone knew it&#8211;your friend you&#8217;re trying to gesture to across the room, the dentist (oh how I wish all dentists understood sign&#8211;it should be required to pass dental school!), etc.  I use it with my husband when I&#8217;m on the phone (though it is challenging to do two conversations at once&#8230;I can at least sign &#8220;mother&#8221; if I&#8217;m talking with my mom so he knows who&#8217;s on the phone, without interrupting the conversation.</p>
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