American Sign Language:

Earners will learn to effectively communicate with people who are deaf. History, and assistive devices will be explored. Learners will be able to recite basic ASL vocabulary and basic grammar for beginner level communication. They will be able to communicate about personal information, their surroundings, provide directions, and incorporate facial expressions. They will learn the ASL alphabet (fingerspelling) and sign language numbers.

Who is eligible?
All Learners

Instruction Method
Online

Credit or Non-Credit
Credit

Skills:

Finger Spelling

Sign Vocabulary

Conversational ASL

Signing Numbers

Classifiers in ASL

Manual Alphabet

Eye Gaze in ASL Body Shifting for Storytelling ASL

Indexing in ASL Deaf Culture

Standards

Time to Complete
Months

Requirements

AMSL 145 American Sign Language I – 3 credits. Receive a “C” or better in this course.

AMSL 146 American Sign Language II – 3 credits. Receive a “C” or better in this course.

Stackable to Degrees

A.A.S Early Childhood

A.S Child and Family Services

B.S Early Childhood Studies: Birth to Age 5

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