Program Overview

First-Year ASL, Part 2

Course Overview

The First-Year ASL, Part 2 course is designed for high school and middle school students. This course is the second part of a four-part American Sign Language series, which aligns with ACTFL and ASLTA standards.

Course Description

In this course, students will learn to understand and sign American Sign Language through practice, self-assessment, modeled conversations, and graded video activities. They will also build their social awareness to act and communicate appropriately with the Deaf community. Students will learn American Sign Language that is used in daily life, such as listing items, ordering at a restaurant, and getting help at a store.

Instructor(s)

• Trevor Schramm
• Kirstie Mortensen

Course Details

• Credit Hours: 0.50
• Tuition Fee: $319.00

Prerequisites

• First-Year ASL, Part 1 or equivalent

Course Outline

• Module 1Content Review
• Module 2School
• Module 3People and Places in My School
• Module 4Review
• Module 5Food At Home
• Module 6Restaurants
• Module 7Review
• Module 8Shopping
• Module 9Going to the Store
• Module 10Review
• Module 11Health
• Module 12Exercise
• Module 13Careers
• Module 14Review
• Module 15Review

Technical Requirements

• All signing appointments require high-speed internet access (hardwired if possible) and a webcam.