Unit
3 – Giving Directions:
Remember to:
a)
Index starting location
b)
Visualize
your environment:
Use distance markers for
:
NEAR, MODERATE AND FAR
c) Regardless of simplicity or
complexity
of directions, set up spatial
referents along the way.
d) Index
final location (add
for clarification NEXT-TO, NEAR, OPPOSITE, etc.).
Confirm.
e) If your directions are lengthy,
e.g. from 1 part of building
to a distant location,
you will need to use signer's perspective or shift perspective
during directions.
Instructor
will demo.
Sample directions:
Q: A-T-M WHERE?
Note:
you are
standing outside the women's restroom
(south end) near 1114.
Suggested order for directions:
HALLWAY
“trace-route”
STAIRS
“trace route”
CENTRAL L-O-B-BY
AREA
"trace-route" (your perspective shifts here)
(mouth marker)
“wave – right”
ATM index
NEAR
WOMAN
BATHROOM index
(HEAD
NOD)
Instructions:
1) Take turns asking for directions with the following questions below.
2) Repeat partner's directions and
confirm (RIGHT?)
Child care center?
ATM?
Cafeteria? Pop machine?
Library?
Campus security office?
Cafeteria? Espresso cafe?