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Originally Posted by Reba
There's no hard and fast rule. I know some strong ASL users who have excellent English reading and writing skills, and I also know some signed English users who have minimal English reading and writing skills. Some of the signed English users don't use conceptually correct signed English either.
I've also seen hearing English teachers with poor English grammar, who can't spell, and frequently mispronounce words.
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Ha,ha! So true. I remember one English professor well and for all the wrong reasons. I'm normally a straight A student in English even when I'm the only deaf. Well, this teacher didn't have a clue how to teach and her English wasn't good either.. Class had no structure either so I ended up dropping out of her class. I don't do well in unstructured situations even when I excel in a given subject.