Our supportive Deaf and DeafBlind instructors use ASL, gestures, facial expressions, slides, and occasional written English to help you learn ASL
From American Sign Language Beginner 1, you’ll find yourself in a Deaf-centric, signing-only environment with no spoken English. Our supportive Deaf and DeafBlind instructors use ASL, gestures, facial expressions, slides, and occasional written English to help you learn ASL.
As you progress through course levels, you’re introduced to the richness of Deaf culture and practices. Learn about the lived experiences and perspectives of Deaf and hard of hearing people, and find out how to communicate appropriately and respectfully. In doing so, you’ll create connections, bridge cultures and help foster inclusion in your personal and professional life.
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Here at Carleton we have a strong ASL program.
This course will teach both ASL and Deaf culture to help you better understand the communication needs of the Deaf community.
Learn American Sign Language (ASL), the most commonly used sign language for Deaf communities in Canada
The course will include introductory vocabulary and grammar, as well as an introduction to Deaf culture.
In this workshop, you will learn American Sign Language (ASL) of Deaf Canadians
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