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PROGRAM PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT * 10 HOURS * LEVEL 2

Basic Sign Language in the Classroom

Introduction

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For Future Reference
When this training is over, it's going to be hard to remember all these signs! We want you to get the most from this training, and continue to use this information in your classroom.  We have put the video's in this course, that are produced by Successful Solutions, on our resource website, www.Lessons4Learners.com, where you can continue to access them after your training expires.  Be sure to bookmark the direct link to the page where the video's are for easy access at:  http://www.lessons4learners.com/basic-sign-language-a-resource-for-educators.html  
American Sign Language (ASL) is a complete language that is used by members of the Deaf community.

​These members may be hearing, or may be deaf. ASL has its own grammar rules, visual context, and defining characteristics that are more than simple hand gestures and visualizations. American Sign Language is not a worldwide language, but is specific to the United States and Canadian Deaf communities. This course aims to teach a basic set of ASL signs, skills, usage and cultural information to teachers and caregivers. So, let’s get started!

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