Janae Hart introduces herself as the teacher of an American Sign Language (ASL) class. She explains that ASL is a visual form of communication used by deaf people in the United States and Canada. Janae notes that sign language is not universal and that different countries have their own sign languages, such as French Sign Language in France and Mexican Sign Language in Mexico. She plans to teach the class fingerspelling in both the alphabet and numbers from 0 to 20.
Janae Hart introduces herself as the teacher of an American Sign Language (ASL) class. She explains that ASL is a visual form of communication used by deaf people in the United States and Canada. Janae notes that sign language is not universal and that different countries have their own sign languages, such as French Sign Language in France and Mexican Sign Language in Mexico. She plans to teach the class fingerspelling in both the alphabet and numbers from 0 to 20.
Janae Hart introduces herself as the teacher of an American Sign Language (ASL) class. She explains that ASL is a visual form of communication used by deaf people in the United States and Canada. Janae notes that sign language is not universal and that different countries have their own sign languages, such as French Sign Language in France and Mexican Sign Language in Mexico. She plans to teach the class fingerspelling in both the alphabet and numbers from 0 to 20.
I SHALL TEACH YOU AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (ASL) WHICH I AM FLUENT AT. ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH SIGN LANGUAGE?
HAVE YOU SEEN PEOPLE SIGNING SOMEWHERE
BEFORE?
PLEASE RAISE YOUR HAND UP IF YOU DO!!
BEFORE I START TO TEACH ALL OF YOU. I WANT YOU TO KNOW A FEW ABOUT SIGN LANGUAGE FIRST
o SIGN LANGUAGE IS VISUAL COMMUNICATION.
SIGN LANGUAGE IS GENERAL.
I USE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE, TO BE SPECIFIC,
AMERICANS SIGN. YOU CAN SIGN TO COMMUNICATE WITH OTHER IN LONG DISTANCE, NOISY CROWD, AND UNDER WATER!! BEFORE I BEGIN TO TEACH ALL OF YOU, I WANT YOU TO KNOW A FEW ABOUT SIGN LANGUAGE FIRST o SIGN LANGUAGE IS NOT UNIVERSAL. PEOPLE IN MANY COUNTRIES HAVE THEIR OWN SIGN LANGUAGE.
FOR EXAMPLE; DEAF PEOPLE IN FRANCE DOES SIGN IN
FRENCH SIGN LANGUAGE (LSF). MEXICAN SIGN LANGUAGE (LSM) IN MEXICO…LISTS GO ON. I WILL SHOW YOU A SHORT VIDEO TO SHOW AN EXAMPLE: “HAPPY NEW YEAR” IN 106 SIGN LANGUAGES. A FIRST LESSON : FINGERSPELLING IN ALPHABET SECOND LESSON : FINGERSPELLING IN NUMBERS (0-20) VOCABULARY - EMOTIONS/FEELINGS
AN IMPORTANCE OF FACIAL EXPRESSION IS TO
SUPPORT THEIR CONVERSATION SO WE ARE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND OTHERS.
DEAF PEOPLE LIKE MYSELF, CAN BE EXAGGERATED
SOMETIMES.
I WILL EXPLAIN IN DEPTH ABOUT THAT LATER ONCE
YOU LEARN MORE VOCABULARIES AND CREATE A CONVERSATION THEN IT WILL MAKE SENSE TO YOU. HOPEFULLY!