Peer relationships for students with disabilities
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Aug 9, 2009
1. Themed Lessons 2. Skill building activities and retention exercises 3. Personalized progress chart 4. Customizable dictionary and vocabulary bank 5. Deaf Culture and tips 6. Much, Much more
If you have any questions about [link removed].
All the Best,
Paul
another ASL teacher
While much may be accomplished through on-line learning, the fact remains that ASL is a language that is spatial in orientation. The mere angle of a hand might change the meaning and intent of the word or concept signed. Real-time corrections between students and teacher, especially in terms of hand orientation and shaping letters, is also of great...See More
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