Third-Year ASL, Part 1

ASL 061 | High School Course

Course Benefits:

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Course Description:

In this course, students will learn to understand and use American Sign Language through practice, self-assessment, modeled conversations, and graded video activities. They will also build their social awareness by learning how to act and communicate appropriately with the Deaf community. Students will learn ASL that is used in daily life by retelling ASL stories, discussing ASL representation in media, and analyzing current events. This is the fifth course in a six-part American Sign Language series, which aligns with ACTFL standards.

Course Details

Note

All signing appointments require high-speed internet access (hardwired if possible) and a webcam.

Prerequisites

Second-Year ASL, Part 2 or equivalent

Course Outline

Module 1—Review
Module 2—Expressive Storytelling Technique
Module 3—ASL Literature and Deaf Culture
Module 4—Comprehensive Review
Module 5—Advanced Conversational Skills
Module 6—ASL Representation in Media and Technology
Module 7—Mid-Year Progress Review
Module 8—Advanced Grammar and Syntax
Module 9—ASL Poetry and Performance
Module 10—Comprehensive Review and Assessment
Module 11—Deaf History and Activism
Module 12—Understanding Deaf Culture and Identity
Module 13—Analyzing Current Events in the Deaf Community
Module 14—Final Review and Assessment Preparation
Module 15—Course Culmination Review and Final Assessment

Syllabus

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