Self-Assessment of American Sign Language and Teaching Style

On November 8, 2022, I analyzed myself while watching ZOOM and what I do teaching ASL 101 while Darcie observed me. I teach for TrueWay ASL Unit 1-3, and Darice and I provided feedback
afterward.
* Fortunately, I studied etiquette background and clothing outfits. A black backdrop would be appropriate. I realized that I wore a tank since it was challenging to read sign language because my arm was white, and my handshape was obscured. I used a black curtain as a backdrop and wore a simple short-sleeved blouse. I observed it would be a lot clearer and better.
* When I teach a student, I want to ensure that the sign (i.e., PSYCHOLOGY) shows how to sign handshape and move. Thus, I need to adjust the right, left, and front sides to present the learner with a clear 360-degree view. When I teach, I will do everything with a clear view from every angle.
* I noticed the MUSIC that I use handshape needs to be more proper, and I should be holding a book of hymns in one hand and leading the choir in the other. Both hands are in "flat"-handshapes.
* I taught the students that some words have more than one sign. For example, the word DIPLOMA has more than one sign because deaf people in the United States have their own language. When I teach a student to learn just ONE word. If they go to the east and meet deaf people there, students may find it more challenging to communicate with them because their...