👋Welcome to this beginner ASL 1-on-1 tutoring class for learners ages 4-10! This is an introductory beginner class. No prior ASL knowledge is needed. Learners can enroll and unenroll at any time!

Is your child interested in learning ASL but doesn't know where to start? If yes, you've come to the right place! I will teach your child the ASl alphabet, new vocabulary, and how to form sentences in ASL with lots of practice through interactive games, songs, and reviews! I love learning and teaching American Sign Language and look forward to sharing my passion with all my students! 🤟🏽

One-on-one private lessons provide students with opportunities to work at their own pace, maximize learning time, receive a high level of attention, and have lessons tailored to the student's learning style, interests, and needs. Please send me a private message if you would like to schedule alternative times for private tutoring for your child and we will work together to find a time that works best for us both!

As a teacher, I aim to create fun, engaging lessons that are personalized to the interests and goals of their students, focusing on areas, such as hand shape, movement, palm orientation, deaf culture, facial expressions, fingerspelling, alphabet, numbers, vocabulary, grammar, and engaging in basic conversation. Students could have the opportunity to learn the alphabet, colors, numbers, family signs, food signs, animals, days of the week and time, and simple sentences. No prior ASL experience is necessary just an excitement to learn!

If you have specific requests for lesson content or activities, please inform me at least 24 hours in advance. Your topic request may also be covered in the next lesson. This will provide the teacher with sufficient time to prepare the lesson. 

I look forward to seeing your learner in class!

🧠Why learn ASL? Benefits of Learning American Sign Language 
•Develops gross and fine motor skills
•Foster early language development
•Assists with letter recognition
•Helps build vocabulary
•Promotes better awareness and sensitivity to the deaf and hard of hearing community
•Develops focus and concentration 
•Boosts self-confidence
•Supports letter and word recall
•Strengthen memory and problem-solving skills 
•Strengthen teacher/caregiver bonding
•Fosters a love of learning

📓Class policy: Since ASL is a visual language each student must have their camera on during this class so that I can help them with the correct hand forms and locations, this is an essential part of learning in this course. Students will also be engaging and practicing their ASL signs and their hands must be seen for this.

Additional Notes: 
Many signs have multiple versions, similar to regional words in English. In this class, I will teach the versions that I was taught, but you may see a different sign for the same word in classes with other teachers.
While I have significant knowledge of ASL, I am a part of the hearing community and have different experiences than those of the deaf community. If you are seeking a truly immersive ASL learning experience, I highly encourage you to learn with Deaf teachers on Outschool or in your community.