ASL Second 120 Basic Signs American Sign Language
What you’ll learn
Students will learn to sign and understand 120 fundamental signs in American Sign Language (ASL).
Students will learn signs individually to ensure comprehension, correct hand shape, and hand position.
Students will be tested on their ability to sign and understand ALL material taught in the course.
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, you’re going to learn to sign and understand one hundred and twenty (120) basic signs in American Sign Language (ASL). The signs are divided into twelve groups of ten words. Each individual word has its own video lesson where students can learn and practice. Each group has its own review and testing where students can demonstrate their signing and recognition skills. As the course progresses, the review becomes more advanced and includes testing for three (3) groups at once. At the end, students are tested on ALL one hundred and twenty (120) signs learned throughout the course.*** 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 one hundred and twenty (120) basic signs in American Sign Language (ASL)Group 1 signs: ACCEPT, AGREE, ALMOST, ALSO, ANSWER, ANY, ASK, BATHROOM, BECAUSE, BELIEVEGroup 2 signs: BETTER, BOOK, BOTH, BRING, BUSY, BUT, BUY, CHANGE, CHEAP, CLEAN UPGroup 3 signs: COLOR, COME,COMFORTABLE, CONVERSATION, CORRECT, DEAD, DIFFICULT, DISLIKE, DRIVE, EASYGroup 4 signs: EARLY, END, ENOUGH, EXAMPLE, EXPENSIVE, EXPLAIN, FALSE, FAR, FAST, FEWGroup 5 signs: FIND, FIRST,FOLLOW, FORGET, GET, GROW, HERE, HOUSE, HURT, IMPORTANTGroup 6 signs: IMPOSSIBLE, IN, INCORRECT, INTERPRETER, KEEP, KNOW, LAST, LATE, LEAVE, LESS THANGroup 7 signs: LIE, LIVE, LOOK FOR, LOSE, MAKE, MANY, MEANING, MORE THAN, MOVIE, NEARGroup 8 signs: NEVER, NEXT, NEW, NUMBER, OFTEN, OLD, ONLY, OTHER, OUT, PLACE,Group 9 signs: POSSIBLE, PRACTICE, PREFER, QUESTION, REMEMBER, REST, SAY, SEND, SICK, SIGN,Group 10 signs: SLOW, SOME, START, STAY, STILL, STORY, TELL, TEXTING, THAN, THENGroup 11 signs: THING, TIRED, TO, TODAY, TOMORROW, TRUE, TRY, UNTIL, USE, VISITGroup 12 signs: WALK, WATER, WEEK, WILL, WORK, WORST, WRITE, WATCH, YESTERDAY, YOUNGStudents will learn signs individually to ensure comprehension, correct hand shape, and hand positionStudents will be tested on their ability to sign and understand ALL material taught in the courseAFTER TAKING THIS COURSE:Students will be able to correctly sign one hundred and twenty (120) basic ASL signs.Students will be able to understand and recognize all of the one hundred and twenty (120) signs.Students will have a larger vocabulary of signs to use when interacting with the Deaf community.Students will feel more confident as they continue improving their ASL skills.QUESTIONS:What is the main focus of this course?This course focuses on learning many basic but essential signs in American Sign Language. Students will learn one hundred and twenty (120) of the most common signs used in ASL.Do I need to have prior knowledge or experience with ASL before taking this class?No. This course is designed to include 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 review and testing sections where students have the opportunity to demonstrate their 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). 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 Course Introduction
Section 2: Group 1 Signs
Lecture 2 Explore – Group 1 Signs
Lecture 3 Learn – Sign for ACCEPT
Lecture 4 Learn – Sign for AGREE
Lecture 5 Learn – Sign for ALMOST
Lecture 6 Learn – Sign for ALSO
Lecture 7 Learn – Sign for ANSWER
Lecture 8 Learn – Sign for ANY
Lecture 9 Learn – Sign for ASK
Lecture 10 Learn – Sign for BATHROOM
Lecture 11 Learn – Sign for BECAUSE
Lecture 12 Learn – Sign for BELIEVE
Lecture 13 Practice – Group 1 Test
Lecture 14 Sign – Group 1 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 15 Understand – Group 1 Signs
Section 3: Group 2 Signs
Lecture 16 Explore – Group 2 Signs
Lecture 17 Learn – Sign for BETTER
Lecture 18 Learn – Sign for BOOK
Lecture 19 Learn – Sign for BOTH
Lecture 20 Learn – Sign for BRING
Lecture 21 Learn – Sign for BUSY
Lecture 22 Learn – Sign for BUT
Lecture 23 Learn – Sign for BUY
Lecture 24 Learn – Sign for CHANGE
Lecture 25 Learn – Sign for CHEAP
Lecture 26 Learn – Sign for CLEAN UP
Lecture 27 Sign – Group 2 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 28 Understand – Group 2 Signs
Section 4: Group 3 Signs
Lecture 29 Explore – Group 3 Signs
Lecture 30 Learn – Sign for COLOR
Lecture 31 Learn – Sign for COME
Lecture 32 Learn – Sign for COMFORTABLE
Lecture 33 Learn – Sign for CONVERSATION
Lecture 34 Learn – Sign for CORRECT
Lecture 35 Learn – Sign for DEAD
Lecture 36 Learn – Sign for DIFFICULT
Lecture 37 Learn – Sign for DISLIKE
Lecture 38 Learn – Sign for DRIVE
Lecture 39 Learn – Sign for EASY
Lecture 40 Sign – Group 3 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 41 Understand – Group 3 Signs
Section 5: Review Groups 1-3
Lecture 42 Practice – Groups 1-3 Test
Lecture 43 Sign – Groups 1-3 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 44 Understand – Groups 1-3 Signs
Section 6: Group 4 Signs
Lecture 45 Explore – Group 4 Signs
Lecture 46 Learn – Sign for EARLY
Lecture 47 Learn – Sign for END
Lecture 48 Learn – Sign for ENOUGH
Lecture 49 Learn – Sign for EXAMPLE
Lecture 50 Learn – Sign for EXPENSIVE
Lecture 51 Learn – Sign for EXPLAIN
Lecture 52 Learn – Sign for FALSE
Lecture 53 Learn – Sign for FAR
Lecture 54 Learn – Sign for FAST
Lecture 55 Learn – Sign for FEW
Lecture 56 Sign – Group 4 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 57 Understand – Group 4 Signs
Section 7: Group 5 Signs
Lecture 58 Explore – Group 5 Signs
Lecture 59 Learn – Sign for FIND
Lecture 60 Learn – Sign for FIRST
Lecture 61 Learn – Sign for FOLLOW
Lecture 62 Learn – Sign for FORGET
Lecture 63 Learn – Sign for GET
Lecture 64 Learn – Sign for GROW
Lecture 65 Learn – Sign for HERE
Lecture 66 Learn – Sign for HOUSE
Lecture 67 Learn – Sign for HURT
Lecture 68 Learn – Sign for IMPORTANT
Lecture 69 Sign – Group 5 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 70 Understand – Group 5 Signs
Section 8: Group 6 Signs
Lecture 71 Explore – Group 6 Signs
Lecture 72 Learn – Sign for IMPOSSIBLE
Lecture 73 Learn – Sign for IN
Lecture 74 Learn – Sign for INCORRECT
Lecture 75 Learn – Sign for INTERPRETER
Lecture 76 Learn – Sign for KEEP
Lecture 77 Learn – Sign for KNOW
Lecture 78 Learn – Sign for LAST
Lecture 79 Learn – Sign for LATE
Lecture 80 Learn – Sign for LEAVE
Lecture 81 Learn – Sign for LESS THAN
Lecture 82 Sign – Group 6 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 83 Understand – Group 6 Signs
Section 9: Review Groups 4-6
Lecture 84 Practice – Groups 4-6 Test
Lecture 85 Sign – Groups 4-6 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 86 Understand – Groups 4-6 Signs
Section 10: Group 7 Signs
Lecture 87 Explore – Group 7 Signs
Lecture 88 Learn – Sign for LIE
Lecture 89 Learn – Sign for LIVE
Lecture 90 Learn – Sign for LOOK FOR
Lecture 91 Learn – Sign for LOSE
Lecture 92 Learn – Sign for MAKE
Lecture 93 Learn – Sign for MANY
Lecture 94 Learn – Sign for MEANING
Lecture 95 Learn – Sign for MORE THAN
Lecture 96 Learn – Sign for MOVIE
Lecture 97 Learn – Sign for NEAR
Lecture 98 Sign – Group 7 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 99 Understand – Group 7 Signs
Section 11: Group 8 Signs
Lecture 100 Explore – Group 8 Signs
Lecture 101 Learn – Sign for NEVER
Lecture 102 Learn – Sign for NEXT
Lecture 103 Learn – Sign for NEW
Lecture 104 Learn – Sign for NUMBER
Lecture 105 Learn – Sign for OFTEN
Lecture 106 Learn – Sign for OLD
Lecture 107 Learn – Sign for ONLY
Lecture 108 Learn – Sign for OTHER
Lecture 109 Learn – Sign for OUT
Lecture 110 Learn – Sign for PLACE
Lecture 111 Sign – Group 8 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 112 Understand – Group 8 Signs
Section 12: Group 9 Signs
Lecture 113 Explore – Group 9 Signs
Lecture 114 Learn – Sign for POSSIBLE
Lecture 115 Learn – Sign for PRACTICE
Lecture 116 Learn – Sign for PREFER
Lecture 117 Learn – Sign for QUESTION
Lecture 118 Learn – Sign for REMEMBER
Lecture 119 Learn – Sign for REST
Lecture 120 Learn – Sign for SAY
Lecture 121 Learn – Sign for SEND
Lecture 122 Learn – Sign for SICK
Lecture 123 Learn – Sign for SIGN
Lecture 124 Sign – Group 9 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 125 Understand – Group 9 Signs
Section 13: Review Groups 7-9
Lecture 126 Practice – Groups 7-9 Test
Lecture 127 Sign – Groups 7-9 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 128 Understand – Groups 7-9 Signs
Section 14: Group 10 Signs
Lecture 129 Explore – Group 10 Signs
Lecture 130 Learn – Sign for SLOW
Lecture 131 Learn – Sign for SOME
Lecture 132 Learn – Sign for START
Lecture 133 Learn – Sign for STAY
Lecture 134 Learn – Sign for STILL
Lecture 135 Learn – Sign for STORY
Lecture 136 Learn – Sign for TELL
Lecture 137 Learn – Sign for TEXTING
Lecture 138 Learn – Sign for THAN
Lecture 139 Learn – Sign for THEN
Lecture 140 Sign – Group 10 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 141 Understand – Group 10 Signs
Section 15: Group 11 Signs
Lecture 142 Explore – Group 11 Signs
Lecture 143 Learn – Sign for THING
Lecture 144 Learn – Sign for TIRED
Lecture 145 Learn – Sign for TO
Lecture 146 Learn – Sign for TODAY
Lecture 147 Learn – Sign for TOMORROW
Lecture 148 Learn – Sign for TRUE
Lecture 149 Learn – Sign for TRY
Lecture 150 Learn – Sign for UNTIL
Lecture 151 Learn – Sign for USE
Lecture 152 Learn – Sign for VISIT
Lecture 153 Sign – Group 11 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 154 Understand – Group 11 Signs
Section 16: Group 12 Signs
Lecture 155 Explore – Group 12 Signs
Lecture 156 Learn – Sign for WALK
Lecture 157 Learn – Sign for WATER
Lecture 158 Learn – Sign for WEEK
Lecture 159 Learn – Sign for WILL
Lecture 160 Learn – Sign for WORK
Lecture 161 Learn – Sign for WORST
Lecture 162 Learn – Sign for WRITE
Lecture 163 Learn – Sign for WATCH
Lecture 164 Learn – Sign for YESTERDAY
Lecture 165 Learn – Sign for YOUNG
Lecture 166 Sign – Group 12 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 167 Understand – Group 12 Signs
Section 17: Review Groups 10-12
Lecture 168 Practice – Groups 10-12 Test
Lecture 169 Sign – Groups 10-12 Signs ⏲ 3s
Lecture 170 Understand – Groups 10-12 Signs
Section 18: Review ALL Signs – Sign
Lecture 171 Practice – Test Format
Lecture 172 Sign – Test 1 ⏲ 3s
Lecture 173 Sign – Test 2 ⏲ 3s
Lecture 174 Sign – Test 3 ⏲ 3s
Lecture 175 Sign – Test 4 ⏲ 3s
Section 19: Review ALL Signs – Understand
Lecture 176 Practice – Test Format
Lecture 177 Understand – Test 1
Lecture 178 Understand – Test 2
Lecture 179 Understand – Test 3
Lecture 180 Understand – Test 4
Section 20: Conclusion
Lecture 181 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
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 6h 31m | 8.37 GB
Created by: Able Lingo
You Can See More Courses in the Teaching & Academics >> Greetings from CourseDown.com