On 8/18/09, another ASL teacher wrote:
>
> While much may be accomplished through on-line learning, the
> fact remains that ASL is a language that is spatial in
> orientation. The mere angle of a hand might change the
> meaning and intent of the word or concept signed. Real-time
> corrections between students and teacher, especially in terms
> of hand orientation and shaping letters, is also of great
> importance, and the role of a teacher should not be
> discounted.
>
> ASL teacher (also RID certified

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