Distance Learning
Published on Feb 16, 2017
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
For beginners!
Every Thursday 6-7pm
February 23 to April 27
FREE!
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For the first two days of workshop, we will practice fingerspelling and introducing yourself!
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ASL Interpreter will be here for the first two or three days of workshop!
Workshop rules!
Only one simple rule is NO TALKING OR PLAYING while I'm teaching.
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What is American Sign language (ASL) ?
it is a visual, foreign language!
ASL has its own grammars and structures.
Face expressions,
head movements, and eye gaze.
Introducing yourself!
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How do you get a deaf person's attention?
Wave, tap on the shoulder, blinking lights, or tap on the table.
What if you don't know how to communicate with a deaf person?
Text, write, draw, or gesture.
Vocabualry Practice
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YOU, NAME, NICE, MEET, AGAIN, PLEASE, UNDERSTAND.
WH-WORD QUESTIONS SIGNS
Lower eyebrows when asking questions in ASL.
WHAT, WHO, Where.
ASL PHRASES
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A) YOU NAME WHAT?
B) MY NAME (fingerspell) MATTHEW
B) YOU NAME WHAT?
A) NICE MEET YOU
B) NICE MEET YOU
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FINE, GOOD, GREAT, OK OK, TIRED, SICK,
know your neigbhor?
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NAME, YOU, MY, NICE, MEET, TEXT, WRITE, UNDERSTAND, PLEASE, GESTURE, AGAIN
What is the face expression for WH-WORD questions? WHO, WHAT, WHERE
ASL?
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It is visual, foreign langauge
ASL don't have the word am, is, are, was, were
Bodily movment important!
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vocalulary
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DEAF, HEARING, NOT, LEARN, SIGN, OH-OKAY or OH-I-SEE, SCHOOL, GOOD, BAD
A: HELLO, HOW YOU?
B: FINE (or say how you feel)
A: GOOD or OH-OK
A: YOU DEAF?
B: ME NOT DEAF ME HEARING
A: YOU LEARN ASL WHERE?
B: SCHOOL
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Hello, how you?
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Deaf Culture
talking without ASL
staring at their conservation
DEAF
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Walking past Signers
flashback thrusday 3/2
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YOU, ME, NAME, NICE, MEET, FINE, TEXT, WRITE, DRAW, GESTURE, GOOD, BAD, PLEASE, UNDERSTAND, WHAT, WHO, OK-OK, TIRED, SICK
LEARN, DEAF, HEARING, NOT, AGAIN, SIGN, OH-OK, OH-I-SEE, SCHOOL, HOW
WH-WORD Question
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YES/NO Question
Raise eyebrows (at the end of sentence)
YOu DEAF? HE HOME?
NEW ASL VOCABULARY
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TEACHER, STUDENT, TEACH, HIGH SCHOOl (HS), COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, CLASS
HOME, WORK, CITY, TOWN, OTHER, STATE, GO, YES, NO, KNOW, DON'T KNOW, COOL
asl conversation
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A. HELLO
B. HELLO
A. YOU NAME WHAT?
B. ME (fingerspell your name)
A. OH-OK, NICE MEET YOU
B. NICE MEET YOU
A. YOU DEAF?
B. ME NOT DEAF (or YES, ME DEAF)
A. OH-I-SEE
B. YOU HEARING?
A. YES ME HEARING (or NO, ME DEAF)
A. YOU LEARN SIGN WHERE?
B. ME GO COLLEGE OTHER CITY (STATE or TOWN ) LEARN ASL
A. COOL
HOW YOU?
Receptive and Expressive WARM UP!
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listening to signers
(not ears, but eyes)
mad
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fear
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grief
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disgust
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contempt
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surprise
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joy
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joy to mad game
(hot to cold)
body movement practice
(gesture story)
ASk how you!
GOOD? FINE? SICK? TIRED? SO-SO?
FingerSpelling Warm up
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Remember Homework?
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Brick house
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