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.
To learn another language is to learn about another culture.
In this case, the language is American Sign Language (ASL) and the culture is that of Deaf people.
Although many people think of ASL as a visual form of English, it has a distinct set of linguistic and grammar rules (as do other languages, such as French, German or English).
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.
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This program provides comprehensive individualized programs for children under six who have permanent sensorineural or conductive bilateral or unilateral hearing loss.
American Sign Language course is offered by Greater Essex County District School Board. Our courses are taught by highly qualified and experienced teacher who are extremely dedicated to ensuring you leave with all the necessary skills to broaden your horizons and never be lost for words again.
It is a visual language that does not translate word-for-word into the English language.
ASL Classes provide a structured environment for students to learn ASL from professional ASL Instructors.
This course is a continuation of American Sign Language .
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