Our introductory courses are designed for those with no previous knowledge of ASL.
Our introductory courses are designed for those with no previous knowledge of ASL. They introduce grammatical structures and facial expressions according to their functions, which are then used in situations connected to everyday activities in the deaf community.
You learn how to relate to each other and build up your cross-cultural awareness and understanding in a classroom with no spoken conversation.
You will learn the basics of ASL, including vocabulary, non-manual signals, grammar, and syntax.
Learn to exchange personal information, identify others, give simple directions, talk about living situations, leisure activities and more. Also included is an introduction to Deaf culture. The courses use the Signing Naturally Level 1 Curriculum.
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This introductory course in American Sign Language (ASL) teaches students to manage everyday communication in ASL and integrate deaf culture and deaf community content.
By teaching you the intricacies of ASL, our Centre will also expose you to the Deaf culture and history
This course will enable you to express basic vocabulary in ASL through body movement, gestures, facial expressions, finger spelling and basic signs
This course is for students who have successfully completed American Sign Language (ASL) Basic Levels I-IV, providing a review before taking the ASL Basic Level Mastery Exam.
This non-accredited course offers the student an opportunity to develop the communication skills needed in ASL to interact, socialize, or associate with Deaf people.
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