PPT-ASL Class 02/27/2014 Unit

49 Telling How Family Members Are Related The Family Unit 49 Telling How Family Members Are Related Signer A Identify two people use contrastive structure Tell how they are related. May 27, 2014. Familiar Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Faces. Terminology. Use the terminology the person with a hearing loss uses: . Deaf/deaf. Hard of hearing. Late deafened. Hearing loss . Note: “hearing impaired” – many still use it, but no longer in vogue. 10/29/14. Unit . 14 – Cheers and Songs. Cheers and Songs. Many people assume that. . Deaf people do not have music in their lives. Although Deaf people may not experience music the same way you do, they can enjoy the rhythmic pleasures associated with it. In ASL, rhythmic images are created by the skillful selection and arrangement of signs presented with varied movements – soft, staccato, prolonged, flowing to render music visually.. How to gloss . asl. Every sign has one gloss.. The English word and the ASL gloss may not match exactly.. Write in all caps.. Using the index finger to point to a person or thing is called . deixis. .. Telling Where You Live. WH Questions. Variations. WHAT?. Where?. When?. How Many?. Who?. How?. Which?. Why?. Partner Practice #1. A: HI! MY NAME ______________. YOU NAME WHAT?. B: MY NAME _____________. NICE MEET-YOU.. Chapter 4.1.6. Overview. Research on how DB people use Sign Language has barely begun. Some DB people grew up deaf using fairly traditional ASL, while many others grew up using some variation of ASL and some grew up with English as a first language. This mixture is being influenced by adaptation to the tactile modality. . DESCRIBING PEOPLE. Student. . Booklet. Unit Eight Objectives:. To describe people’s physical appearances. To describe personality traits and characteristics. To improve ASL narrative skills. To learn about Deaf-Blind communication. Vocabulary Review. Deixis. Pronouns. : . Personal, Possessive, Reflexive (Honorific). Manual . Alphabet . - Lexicalized signs . NMS: Y-N- WH-YN- RHQ . I. schemic . C. onditioning for Intracranial . A. thero. S. clerotic. . S. tr. O. ke. PICASSO TRIAL. Marc Chimowitz (MUSC). David C Hess (GRU). Renee Martin (MUSC). David . Liebeskind. (UCLA) Imaging. UNIT 6: Good Times. Unit . 6. : . Good Times. Unit 6.1: Insights and Skills. Unit 6.2: Hobbies and Interests. Unit 6.3: Sports and Recreation. Unit 6.4: Vacation. Unit 6.5: Snacks. Review: Snapshots. “Father of ASL Linguistics”. William . Stokoe. (1919-2000). Worked . at Gallaudet . University. as . the head of the English . Department. . . As . he observed Deaf students and colleagues . communicate . a. sls.admin@ea.edin.sch.uk. 0131 469 2830. Referral Criteria Pathway 1 and 2. Pathways 1 (in class support) and 2 (in school support). EAL and Gypsy, Roma, Traveller support. – allocated direct to schools based on the numbers and needs of learners. This support includes direct teaching (in class or small group), modelling, training and consultancy. Weather and Seasons. Cities and States . Talking about favorites. Months of the Year. Name signs. Colors . Technology. Holidays . A LOT OF. to be BEAUTIFUL/PRETTY . TO DO/ACTION/ACTIVITY . DURING. FAMILY. DO NOW . :. . . Master ASL textbook pg. 297, Exercise D. Ethnicity. :. What ethnicity are you? What is your . background?. . Ask . me for any signs that apply to you . but . are not on pg. 297. . Sharon Lott. ASLTE Coordinator. What is SLPI?. The Sign Language Proficiency Interview (SLPI:ASL) involves a one-to-one conversation in sign language between an interviewer and candidate/interviewee. Interview content varies according to the background, job responsibilities, schooling, and other interests of each SLPI:ASL candidate/interviewee..