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What type of graduate degree for teachers of ASL?

by Rivera

Oct 28, 2008

I am curious to know what type of graduate degree do most current teachers of ASL hold? I have been trying to find a masters degree in teaching foreign language specific to ASL (other than the Columbia program). I have also been looking for general programs in foreign language study where I can apply what I already know in ASL to the pedagogy of te...See More

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Eva GO FLASHES. I finished my undergrad in ASL from KSU about a year ago.

> I have my Masters in Multicultural Education from Kent State > Unversity in Ohio.

Mar 11, 2009

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nigel to teach ASL, you must have either ASL Studies, Deaf Education, or Linguistics (in ASL study)degree.

Special education doesn't count UNLESS you MUST be aware the Deaf culture.

hope that helps..

Mar 15, 2009

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Children of a Lesser God and Deaf Like Me

by Jenn

Nov 7, 2008

Does anyone have ideas about lessons or activities to teach these to my ASL classes?

clairanne On 11/07/08, Jenn wrote: > Does anyone have ideas about lessons or activities to > teach these to my ASL classes? I just found this cite and wow! I am doing both next month and have some ideas. I realize that you posted last year. Did you still neeed ideas? WHat did you do>

Feb 16, 2009

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Charlotte Landrum I just got in on this chatboard, so I don't know if any resources have been found yet. I did lessons on both of these, so have some guided questions that I wrote myself. Which site are you referring to?

On 2/16/09, clairanne wrote: > On 11/07/08, Jenn wrote: >> Does anyone have ideas about lessons or activities to >> teach t...See More

Jul 28, 2009

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www.signlanguagetube.com

by Shasta

Nov 21, 2008

I posted before but didn't put the website so here it is. We have free teaching videos and a TON of songs signed in ASL.

by Linda

Jan 3, 2009

is it in english possible to say "stupid in your head"? or is the expression some kind of "swenglish"?

bettyann On 1/03/09, Linda wrote: > is it in english possible to say "stupid in your head"? or > is the expression some kind of "swenglish"?

i would think just calling someone an 'idiot' in english is similar. . . i'm an idiot. . .that kind of thing.

is that what you were asking - asl to english translation of the idiom?

Jan 17, 2009

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Linda On 1/17/09, bettyann wrote: > On 1/03/09, Linda wrote: >> is it in english possible to say "stupid in your head"? or >> is the expression some kind of "swenglish"? > > i would think just calling someone an 'idiot' in english is > similar. . . i'm an idiot. . .that kind of thing. > > is that what you were asking - asl t...See More

Jan 18, 2009

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Creative website for ANYONE to learn Sign Language

by Paul

Jan 18, 2009

Starting next month, ASLdeafined will be launching its very first website to assist ANYONE to learn sign language. This website will monitor your progress and recommend the next lesson. In addition, there are activities and games for you to complete to help with retention of sign language.

Look at our coming soon video at [link removed]. ...See More

by Christine

Jan 30, 2009

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the going hourly rate for a private ASL tutor is in the Detroit area. Thanks!!

clairanne On 1/30/09, Christine wrote: > I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the going > hourly rate for a private ASL tutor is in the Detroit > area. Thanks!! Not sure about Detroit but in Cleveland/Akron/Canton Ohio it is $35.00 plus depending on the certification of tutor. Hope this helps! Clairanne

Feb 16, 2009

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camille On 2/16/09, clairanne wrote: > On 1/30/09, Christine wrote: >> I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the going >> hourly rate for a private ASL tutor is in the Detroit >> area. Thanks!! > Not sure about Detroit but in Cleveland/Akron/Canton Ohio it > is $35.00 plus depending on the certification of tutor. > Hope...See More

Apr 20, 2009

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ASL Teacher: Saturday Classes for High School Students

by Beth G

Mar 25, 2009

Hey! I'm actually a student looking for an ASL teacher! My school doesn't offer ASL and we have an unofficial club but teaching ourselves is slightly difficult. The participants would be willing to pay a normal group price per class if anyone is interested or has any recomendations PLEASE let me know!

-thanks Beth G

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Diana Meade On 8/13/09, Brenda wrote: > On 3/25/09, Beth G wrote: >> Hey! >> I'm actually a student looking for an ASL teacher! My >> school doesn't offer ASL and we have an unofficial club >> but teaching ourselves is slightly difficult. The >> participants would be willing to pay a normal group price >> per class if any...See More

Sep 2, 2009

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Gretchen On 8/13/09, Brenda wrote: > On 3/25/09, Beth G wrote: >> Hey! >> I'm actually a student looking for an ASL teacher! My >> school doesn't offer ASL and we have an unofficial club >> but teaching ourselves is slightly difficult. The >> participants would be willing to pay a normal group price >> per class if any...See More

Dec 14, 2009

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Interested in a job as a sign langauge intepretor

by Julia Bush

Mar 26, 2009

Hello! My name is Julia Bush and i am interested in becoming a interpreter for the deaf and hard of hearign. I have certificates in beginners- Vocabulary builidng II, and I am curently taking a class entitled Signing in Ministry. In addition, I am currently om my church's deaf minitry staff. I enjoy signing and it is a somehing that I tru love.I wa...See More

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do you have to under go any tests to become a asl 2 teacher

by Kasumi Kagami

Mar 27, 2009

do you have to under go any tests to become a asl 2 teacher?

by Rich and Brooke

Mar 31, 2009

We are looking for someone who has taken the TExES ASL exam to give an idea of what it was like and how comprehensive it is. We have the study guide from [link removed]?

Thanks!!

--Rich, Brooke

judi On 3/31/09, Rich and Brooke wrote: > We are looking for someone who has taken the TExES ASL exam > to give an idea of what it was like and how comprehensive it > is. We have the study guide from > [link removed]

I am looking for the same...what were your responses, can you share them with me? Thanks

Apr 7, 2009

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