The most common message we get is some version of the same sentence: my school does not offer ASL, but I want to learn it. Usually the person has already tried an app or a few video series, made some early progress, and then stalled.
Why the stall happens
It is rarely motivation. It is that nothing in a video course tells you when you are wrong. You copy a sign, it feels close enough, and you move on. Weeks later the errors have set, and there is no way to tell which of the hundred signs you know are actually readable.
What changes with feedback
Practicing with something that watches your hands turns an open loop into a closed one. You find out within a fraction of a second whether the sign registered, which is the same information a classroom gives you, without the classroom.
Stop practicing in the dark.
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