MASL 1

"Dr. Bill" holds a doctorate in Deaf Education -- not in medicine. The information presented here is for language development purposes only and is not medical advice.

Description: Advanced study of ASL grammar and vocabulary. Further development and refinements of ASL skills and fluency. Intensive work on receptive skills.

Prerequisites: ASLV 4 or permission from the instructor.

This course is comparable to the following courses and credit:

College programs: First semester, lower division, 4 semester-credit hours or 6 quarter-credit hours
Public School K-12: Third year - first semester
Continuing Education Programs: 6 CEUs, Course Contact Hours: 45 to 60

Start Date: Sunday, 31 January 2016

Enrollment duration: Unlimited

Topics: 15

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	ASL is growing in usage every day
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	More TV coverage and commercials in ASL
	All of the Above!

An introduction to ASL for EMTs, Police and Firemen to assess the comunication abilities and then make decisions on the best way to communicate in an emergency.

This course is the first to be republished in mobile friendly format with no Adobe flash requirements.

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