Language Study 0124 - American Sign Language II

This course furthers the development of receptive and expressive signing skills. The course introduces the more complex grammatical structure including signing space, body posture and facial expression. More information about the deaf community will be done through readings, videotapes/DVDs and events. Prerequisite: successful completion of American Sign Language, Level I or equivalent proficiency.

Culture, Humanities, and Languages Multiple Cultural Perspectives Students are expected to do 6 to 8 hours of homework assignments weekly including practicing the use of American Sign Language (ASL), using their student workbooks/DVDs, and reading books/doing reaction papers/term paper as assigned. They are encouraged to attend ASL lunch coordinated by ASL Collective.