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Intermediate ASL Part II

Intermediate ASL Part 2 is designed as a follow-up to Intermediate ASL Part 1 (and Beginning ASL Parts 1 and 2) to build both greater expressive language skills (signing) and greater receptive language skills (understanding what is signed to you) while having cultural understanding already in place. The class will touch on a few additional Deaf Culture points as well as a tool for improving fingerspelling fluency.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: The main concepts and lessons in this class include using Deixis/Referents for places; additional signs using the Agent Suffix; Deaf Culture notes on using titles in names, Straight Talk, and using an interpreter; Deaf Education; eight types of Classifiers; phonograms for fingerspelling mastery; telling time, including Numerical Incorporation VOCABULARY: school locations, people in a school, activities with the Agent Suffix, education, fields of study, signs for skills/knowledge/abilities, time, beginnings & endings

Intermediate ASL Part II
Fee: $99.00
Dates: 10/23/2024 - 12/4/2024
Times: 7:15 PM - 7:45 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 6
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Instructor: Jennifer Wise

Intermediate ASL Part 2 is designed as a follow-up to Intermediate ASL Part 1 (and Beginning ASL Parts 1 and 2) to build both greater expressive language skills (signing) and greater receptive language skills (understanding what is signed to you) while having cultural understanding already in place. The class will touch on a few additional Deaf Culture points as well as a tool for improving fingerspelling fluency.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: The main concepts and lessons in this class include using Deixis/Referents for places; additional signs using the Agent Suffix; Deaf Culture notes on using titles in names, Straight Talk, and using an interpreter; Deaf Education; eight types of Classifiers; phonograms for fingerspelling mastery; telling time, including Numerical Incorporation VOCABULARY: school locations, people in a school, activities with the Agent Suffix, education, fields of study, signs for skills/knowledge/abilities, time, beginnings & endings

Show Description

ACC Hybrid Flipped Course: Independent work and Zoom

Registration closes October 16

Each lesson is designed to be 90 minutes, with approximately 60 minutes of instruction learned individually using instructor-recorded videos (and supplemental videos), with the live (Zoom) portion of class being 30 minutes.

Due to the flipped-classroom nature of this class, class registration will close one week prior to the start date. This allows students ample time to complete the 60 minutes of independent online learning (which will be emailed to them by the instructor) prior to meeting over Zoom on the first day of class.

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