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ASL Idioms and Advanced concepts
Rating: 4.8 out of 5(12 ratings)
50 students

ASL Idioms and Advanced concepts

9 lectures covering over 90 ASL idioms/advanced concepts
Created byTara Adams
Last updated 6/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • ASL idioms/advanced concepts.

Course content

1 section • 9 lectures • 37m total length

  • Lesson 14:02

    Explore the basics of ASL idioms and the course's advanced concepts in lesson 1, laying a foundation for effective sign language communication.

  • Lesson 24:02

    Explore lesson 2 in the ASL idioms and advanced concepts course to deepen your understanding of idioms and advanced sign language concepts.

  • Lesson 34:08

    Explore ASL idioms and advanced concepts in lesson 3, enhancing understanding of sign language idioms.

  • Lesson 44:12

    Explore lesson 4 by diving into ASL idioms and advanced concepts to strengthen understanding and usage in everyday signing.

  • Lesson 54:06

    Study lesson 5 of the ASL idioms and advanced concepts course, focusing on the key ideas from the course title and the essentials of ASL idioms.

  • Lesson 64:33

    Explore advanced ASL idioms in lesson 6 to build nuanced expression and communicative fluency through focused practice.

  • Lesson 74:13

    Lesson 7 in the ASL idioms and advanced concepts course focuses on ASL idioms and advanced concepts.

  • Lesson 84:05

    Explore ASL idioms and advanced concepts in lesson 8, building deeper understanding and practical skills for fluent American Sign Language communication.

  • Lesson 94:20

    Discover advanced concepts in ASL idioms and practice applying them to real conversations in lesson 9 of the course.

Requirements

  • These lectures are designed for intermediate to advanced ASL students.

Description

In these 9 lectures you will learn over 90 ASL Idioms/advanced concepts that are rarely found in dictionaries or taught in most ASL classes.  Learning these concepts will greatly improve both your expressive and receptive skills.  These signs are often used by native ASL signers and are often not understood by even advanced ASL students.  Learning these signs will also help your signing become more "Deaf-like".  They are also tremendously helpful for ASL interpreters in training.

Who this course is for:

  • intermediate to advanced ASL students and interpreters in training.

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