To sign "education", start with both hands near the sides of your head in "E" handshapes, with your palms facing forward. Move both hands forward and slightly outward while smoothly changing them into "D" handshapes. The movement is a single, deliberate motion away from the head.
Sign "education", then sign "very" and "important" to emphasize the value of learning.
Point to yourself for "I", sign "want", "work", and finish with "education".
Sign "my", "education", "help", and "a lot" to show how your learning benefited you.
Sign "education", then sign "very" and "important" to emphasize the value of learning.
Point to yourself for "I", sign "want", "work", and finish with "education".
Sign "my", "education", "help", and "a lot" to show how your learning benefited you.
They are related but distinct. "Teach" uses flattened "O" handshapes that move forward, while "education" is initialized, starting with "E" handshapes and changing to "D" handshapes as the hands move.
No, "school" has its own distinct sign, which involves clapping the hands together horizontally. "Education" is used for the broader concept, system, or field of learning.
No head movement is required for the sign itself. Keep your head still and let your hands do the work, moving smoothly from the sides of your head forward.
