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From: Jesse.Tharin@f7.n300.z1.fidonet.org (Jesse Tharin)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Sign language instruction on videotape
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Date: 22 Mar 90 19:43:06 GMT
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Don...
     Sign? There's *MUCHO* stuff out there. Check with your town's main
public library for video tapes; it's so obvious that many people just
overlook that source. There's one very simple one called "SIGN SIGN SIGN"
by Hands Up Enterprises, POB 468, Howell NJ 07731, 201-364-5194 (TDD?)
which shows "over 300 signs". There's another called "SIGN LANGUAGE FOR
ALL AGES" and I *think* it's from Gallaudet College in DC. Their bookstore 
has a catalog and sells mail order, always a good place to check for
information. BTW, they say that (generic) SIGN is the fourth most popular
language in the USA.
        
Jesse
        

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