American Sign Language (ASL)

Course Overview

Skills and Knowledge Acquired:
Through the American Sign Language (ASL) course, students will acquire a range of skills and knowledge. In Unit 1, students will learn how to introduce themselves in ASL. Unit 2 will focus on discussing family history of hearing or deafness. Unit 3 will cover discussion of siblings and their ages. Unit 4 will involve discussion about schedules. Finally, Unit 5 will provide additional practice with conversational skills.


Contribution to Professional Growth:
This American Sign Language (ASL) course contributes to professional growth by providing an introduction to the language and its usage. Through the five units, learners will gain an understanding of the basics of ASL, including how to introduce themselves, discuss family history, siblings, and schedules. Additionally, learners will gain practice in conversational skills, which can be applied to a variety of professional settings.


Suitability for Further Education:
American Sign Language (ASL) is an excellent course for preparing for further education. The course covers a range of topics, from introducing oneself to discussing family history and conversational skills. The five units provide a comprehensive overview of the language, allowing students to gain a better understanding of the language and its usage. This course is suitable for those looking to further their education in ASL, as it provides a solid foundation for further study.