Explore American Sign Language (ASL) as a vibrant conversational tool, integral to the everyday communication of the American deaf community. Our ASL I course is tailored to beginners and to individuals seeking a refresher in the fundamentals of ASL.
Throughout this course, immerse yourself in essential topics vital to everyday interactions. Topics covered include Greetings, Numbers, Colors, Jobs, Activities, Cities, Families, Emotions, Food and Beverages, Health and Animals. Each module delves into these elements, fostering practical proficiency in ASL where hearing individuals immerse themselves in learning ASL while gaining profound insights into and developing a genuine appreciation for the rich heritage of deaf culture.
No required textbook.
Prerequisites
This course is for beginning ASL speakers, there is no prerequisite.
Instructor
Being a multifaceted, highly eclectic lifelong learner has lead Naomi Guzman-Boomsma to explore and experience many performance and professional avenues. As a graduate of Alverno College with a bachelor’s degree in voice performance and theatre arts, Naomi has worked behind… read more
Notes
This is a noncredit enrichment program. Progress and courses completed are marked by Continuing Education Units. CEUs are not transferable to college or university transcripts.