Here at Carleton we have a strong ASL program.
Here at Carleton we have a strong ASL program. You can take courses at all levels, 1st to 4th year. They aren’t translation or interpretation programs.
That’s something different. But the courses will teach you how to use ASL to communicate with members of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities.
As a language, ASL focuses heavily on expressing ideas and on seeing these ideas understood by others. As a result, our classes incorporate lots of practice and intensive feedback.
Instructors are a mix of both Deaf and Hearing and each brings to their teaching a passion for the language and for sharing this passion with their students.
ASL proficiency may be particularly useful on certain career paths: social work, speech pathology, audiology, and/or education to name a few.
However, like learning any language, the process itself can also be deeply rewarding. This is uniquely true of ASL as it teaches you to communicate not verbally as most of us are accustomed to, but rather through the movement of our bodies, gestures, and facial expressions.
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In this program, you progress toward ASL fluency, study Deaf culture and explore the cross-cultural issues that arise for non-Deaf people who wish to work with the Deaf community.
This program will give graduates sufficient skills to enable them to communicate, at a basic level, with members of the Deaf Community in a variety of situations.
This course will teach you the basic steps of developing interactive skills as a health care provider when you face Deaf/hard-of-hearing patients.
This program provides comprehensive individualized programs for children under six who have permanent sensorineural or conductive bilateral or unilateral hearing loss.
This is an introductory class with a focus on signing the alphabet, numbers, commonly used pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and simple phrase of two or three words
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