ASL Occupation Dialogues American Sign Language
What you’ll learn
Students will learn to sign and understand thirty-three (33) occupational vocabulary words in American Sign Language
Group 1 vocab: ACCOUNTANT, ACTOR, ATHLETE, ARCHITECT, CARPENTER, CASHIER, CHEF, CHIROPRACTOR, COMEDIAN, DENTIST, DOCTOR
Group 2 vocab: DRIVER, ENGINEER, FARMER, FIREFIGHTER, INTERPRETER, JUDGE, LAWYER, MAGICIAN, MANAGER, MODEL, NURSE
Group 3 vocab: PHOTOGRAPHER, PILOT, POLICE OFFICER, PLUMBER, PRESIDENT, REPORTER, SCIENTIST, SERVER, SOCIAL WORKER, SOLDIER, TEACHER
Students will learn to combine occupation signs, fingerspelled names, and extra vocabulary to create sentences, questions, and dialogues
Requirements
A desire to learn, improve, and be more confident signing in ASL
A desire to enrich ASL vocabulary and communication skills
A computer, tablet, or smartphone to access the study material
Description
IN THIS COURSE, we’re going to learn thirty-three (33) occupational signs in American Sign Language (ASL). After we learn the target vocabulary, we’ll explore the ASL alphabet and fingerspelling skills so we can fingerspell names. The next step is creating sentences using occupations, names, and extra vocabulary. We’ll learn how to sign sentences, questions, and complete dialogues. As always, there will be ongoing review to test your signing ability and recognition skills.*** This course is designed to INCLUDE complete beginners without any prior knowledge of ASL. Previous ASL skills are welcome but NOT required.IN THIS COURSE:Students will learn to sign and understand thirty-three (33) occupational vocabulary words in American Sign LanguageGroup 1 vocab: ACCOUNTANT, ACTOR, ATHLETE, ARCHITECT, CARPENTER, CASHIER, CHEF, CHIROPRACTOR, COMEDIAN, DENTIST, DOCTORGroup 2 vocab: DRIVER, ENGINEER, FARMER, FIREFIGHTER, INTERPRETER, JUDGE, LAWYER, MAGICIAN, MANAGER, MODEL, NURSEGroup 3 vocab: PHOTOGRAPHER, PILOT, POLICE OFFICER, PLUMBER, PRESIDENT, REPORTER, SCIENTIST, SERVER, SOCIAL WORKER, SOLDIER, TEACHERStudents will learn to combine occupation signs, fingerspelled names, and extra vocabulary to create sentences, questions, and dialoguesStudents will learn correct facial expressions and head movements for communicating questionsStudents will race a timer as they review all content taught in the courseEach individual sign will be taught step by step to ensure comprehension, correct hand shape, and hand positionStudents will be tested on their ability to sign and recognize ALL material taught in the courseAFTER TAKING THIS COURSE:Students will know how to sign and understand thirty-three (33) occupational signs in ASLStudents will be able to create sentences, questions, and dialogues using vocabulary, names, and extra vocabStudents will have a larger vocabulary and understand the mechanics of each sign taught in the courseStudents will be more confident as they continue their journey of ASL improvementQUESTIONS:What is the main focus of this course?This course focuses on learning to sign essential occupational vocabulary in ASL. These words will be combined with fingerspelled names and extra words to create sentences, questions, and dialogues.Do I need to have prior knowledge or experience with ASL before taking this class?No. This course is designed for complete beginners without any prior knowledge of ASL. All necessary signs are taught step by step in the course.Will this course test me on what is taught?Yes. This course contains multiple sections of review and testing where you have the opportunity to demonstrate your ASL signing and recognition skills.ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:Hello! My name is Michael. When I was three years old, my younger brother became sick with spinal meningitis. In the process, my brother became deaf with an almost complete hearing loss. This difficult situation provided a unique opportunity for my family and I to become fluent in American Sign Language (ASL). Unlike some deaf children, my brother was not sent away to a deaf or hard of hearing school. He grew up with us, his hearing family, and we were active in the deaf community.As a police officer and federal investigator, I often used ASL to communicate with and interpret for witnesses, victims, and perpetrators. I decided to create ASL courses because it’s a useful and practical skill to have. Like learning any language, it opens your mind and creates the ability to communicate with a whole new group of people.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Learn & Explore “person” in ASL
Lecture 2 Learn & Explore – Sign for PERSON
Section 3: Learn Group 1 Vocabulary
Lecture 3 Explore – Group 1 Vocab
Lecture 4 Learn – Sign for ACCOUNTANT
Lecture 5 Learn – Sign for ACTOR
Lecture 6 Learn – Sign for ATHLETE
Lecture 7 Learn – Sign for ARCHITECT
Lecture 8 Learn – Sign for CARPENTER
Lecture 9 Learn – Sign for CASHIER
Lecture 10 Learn – Sign for CHEF
Lecture 11 Learn – Sign for CHIROPRACTOR
Lecture 12 Learn – Sign for COMEDIAN
Lecture 13 Learn – Sign for DENTIST
Lecture 14 Learn – Sign for DOCTOR
Lecture 15 Practice – Group 1 Test Format
Lecture 16 Sign – Group 1 Vocab ⏲ 4s
Lecture 17 Understand – Group 1 Vocab
Section 4: Learn Group 2 Vocabulary
Lecture 18 Explore – Group 2 Vocab
Lecture 19 Learn – Sign for DRIVER
Lecture 20 Learn – Sign for ENGINEER
Lecture 21 Learn – Sign for FARMER
Lecture 22 Learn – Sign for FIREFIGHTER
Lecture 23 Learn – Sign for INTERPRETER
Lecture 24 Learn – Sign for JUDGE
Lecture 25 Learn – Sign for LAWYER
Lecture 26 Learn – Sign for MAGICIAN
Lecture 27 Learn – Sign for MANAGER
Lecture 28 Learn – Sign for MODEL
Lecture 29 Learn – Sign for NURSE
Lecture 30 Sign – Group 2 Vocab ⏲ 4s
Lecture 31 Understand – Group 2 Vocab
Section 5: Review Groups 1-2 Vocabulary
Lecture 32 Practice – Groups 1-2 Test Format
Lecture 33 Sign – Groups 1-2 Vocab ⏲ 4s
Lecture 34 Understand – Groups 1-2 Vocab
Section 6: Learn Group 3 Vocabulary
Lecture 35 Explore – Group 3 Vocab
Lecture 36 Learn – Sign for PHOTOGRAPHER
Lecture 37 Learn – Sign for PILOT
Lecture 38 Learn – Sign for POLICE OFFICER
Lecture 39 Learn – Sign for PLUMBER
Lecture 40 Learn – Sign for PRESIDENT
Lecture 41 Learn – Sign for REPORTER
Lecture 42 Learn – Sign for SCIENTIST
Lecture 43 Learn – Sign for SERVER
Lecture 44 Learn – Sign for SOCIAL WORKER
Lecture 45 Learn – Sign for SOLDIER
Lecture 46 Learn – Sign for TEACHER
Lecture 47 Sign – Group 3 Vocab ⏲ 4s
Lecture 48 Understand – Group 3 Vocab
Section 7: Review Groups 1-3 Vocabulary
Lecture 49 Practice – Groups 1-3 Test Format
Lecture 50 Sign – Groups 1-3 Vocab ⏲ 4s
Lecture 51 Understand – Groups 1-3 Vocab
Section 8: ASL Alphabet & Fingerspelling
Lecture 52 Learn – ASL Alphabet
Lecture 53 Practice – ASL Alphabet
Lecture 54 Four (4) Fingerspelling Rules
Lecture 55 Practice Fingerspelling Names
Lecture 56 Fingerspell – Names ⏲ 6s
Lecture 57 Understand – Names
Section 9: ASL Dialogues A
Lecture 58 Learn – Dialogues A
Lecture 59 Practice – Dialogues A
Lecture 60 Sign – Dialogues A ⏲ 11s
Lecture 61 Understand – Dialogues A
Section 10: ASL Dialogues B
Lecture 62 Learn – Dialogues B
Lecture 63 Practice – Dialogues B
Lecture 64 Sign – Dialogues B ⏲ 14s
Lecture 65 Understand – Dialogues B
Section 11: ASL Dialogue C
Lecture 66 Practice – Dialogues C
Lecture 67 Sign – Dialogues C ⏲ 23s
Section 12: Conclusion
Lecture 68 Conclusion & Thank You
Beginner ASL students who wish to learn and start signing immediately,Improving ASL students who wish to practice, test, and boost their signing ability
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