Deaf parents experience with KODA's teachers

[reviewvidz]

Thanks for taking the time to translate for people new to ASL. This subject is interesting and I'm glad you have had good experiences with your children's teachers.

[mhnicholson]

Next time please put the light behind the camera instead of behind you. Otherwise it is more tiring to see what you are saying.

[skyxavier]

@mhnicholson thanks for the feedback! This was my first time vlogging so I'm still learning. I guess its time to make a new one pretty soon since the last time I made one was TWO years ago. :)

[TheASLFire]

well point! (impressed)

[skyxavier]

@TheASLFire Thanks :)

[Alishondra]

Seems hard for you to teach your children ASL but you can't say if they're doing right.

[skyxavier]

@Alishondra im not too sure what you mean-i didnt teach my kids asl. i signed from the day they were born and they picked up on it like any other kids would on their language in the home.

[uchegab]

oooh i see it now! thanks!

[uchegab]

whoa! thats really fast! i couldnt pick up much. but im still learning ^_^ maybe you can put up a tutorial on some basics? just a thought

[skyxavier]

There is one. On your right, under "About this video" All you have to do is click on more info. :)

[bluedude4256]

That is /not/ a tutorial on the basics on ASL. Rather, it is a transcipt of your video. Please be more clear in the future :-)

[skyxavier]

@bluedude4256 thanks again for the feedback. :)

[RootbeerNINJA]

@bluedude4256 ??? what made you think it was a tutorial???