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Dec 4, 2007
My daughter is in high school. She would like to be a
teacher of blind and/or deaf students. Where (in Alabama?)
would she go to learn this? Is ASL a certificated course
you take for a year or two? Is it part of a bachelor degree
of a special ed major? Any recommendations?
Thanks,
Connie
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Try this website, at least for starters.
On 12/04/07, Connie wrote:
> My daughter is in high school. She would like to be a
> teacher of blind and/or deaf students. Where (in Alabama?)
> would she go to learn this? Is ASL a certificated course
> you take for a year or two? Is it part of ...See More