90 US$
weeklyor 450 US$ for 10 classes
Campamento de lenguaje de señas americano
Nueva clase
Edades 11-13
Curso grupal en vivo
Videoconferencias en vivo
2 x por semana, 5 semanas
3-4 alumnos por clase
60 min
Qué está incluido
10 reuniones en vivo
10 horas presencialesEvaluación de dominio
1 hora por semana. Students should spend at least 1 hour outside of class practicing the signs learned for that's week's topic.Evaluación
Informal assessment: Discussion question(s) will be used to assess the learner's progress. A final informal assessment (e.g. Google Form) will be conducted at the end of class. A Gmail account is required to access this assessment. The instructor will also provide this form via share-screen over Zoom during course lecture.Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés - B1
Grado de EE. UU. 6 - 8
Nivel Beginner
This introductory course will facilitate the learning of the fundamentals of American Sign Language, a language used by a linguistic/cultural demographic, also known as the Deaf community. Topics covered in this course: Vocabulary specific to education, employment, health and wellness; basic needs, emotions, and what-questions, and basic sentence structure for having a conversation. The structure of the class is interactive, in which the instructor will present all course material via electronic sources (see under "materials"). The teaching style of the instructor is more of an interactive facilitator role, while providing constructive feedback. The learner will be allotted the opportunity to interact with the instructor using electronic interactive activities. Additionally, discussions will require engagement, as American Sign Language is a visual, manual foreign language, requiring reinforcement through practice and conversation. If the student chooses to refrain from engaging in the course, e.g. video turned off for extended periods of time without notice, not participating during class time, the instructor will inform the student about the Outschool policy and/or respectively remove the student from the course. This course is recommended for those who have an introductory understanding of ASL 1, but not required. Accommodations: If you need language accommodations, i.e. your native language isn't English, all arrangements must be done at least 2 weeks in advance prior to the beginning of the course. *The instructor knows American Sign Language, beginner level Spanish conversation and composition. If other languages (E.g. French, Italian, Asian, Eastern languages) need accommodation, the instructor has beginner skill level in written (not conversation) French and Italian, but has no experience with other uses of languages* For visual and audio accommodations, transcripts will be provided on the teaching platform, Zoom. Week 1. Dates: 7/29, 7/31. Topics: Education vocabulary in ASL. Week 2. Dates: 08/5, 8/7. Topic: Employment vocabulary in ASL. Week 3. Dates: 08/12, 08/14. Topics: Health and Wellness in ASL. Week 4. Dates: 08/19, 08/21. Topics: Generic signs, Needs, Emotions, Wh- questions, Family, Places, and Weather. Week 5. Dates: 08/26, 08/28. Topic: ASL Linguistics (Sentence Structure) - Subject, Verb, Object - Basic ASL conversation. Classroom Expectations: 1. Come to class prepared, on time, and respectful of the instructor. In the instance the instructor arrives to class more than 3 minutes late related or unrelated to an emergency, the instructor will send an email to parents that class is either running late or will be rescheduled. 2. Temperature check: The instructor will check in with the student to ensure technical and non-technical issues are suitable for class. Technical rules: 1) Roster check, introduction and ice-breaker activity. 2) The instructor will use the Zoom annotation tool during lecture, if applicable. At the discretion of the instructor, the student will be able to use the annotation tool. 3) Chat feature: The chat feature will be used for question/answers. 4) If you, or the instructor in some instances, experience wifi connectivity issues during class, immediately inform the instructor so arrangements can be made. 5) Classroom features: After the instructor has verified the identity of the student, it is preferred if the student can keep their video camera on. However, if the student has special needs and/or technical issues arise, it is okay for the student to turn off their video. Use the raise hand feature in the "reactions" feature on Zoom, if applicable. Non-technical rules: 1) Notify the instructor immediately of any personal matters or emergencies that could interfere with learning, if comfortable disclosing. 1. Class introductions: The student and instructor will enter the virtual classroom with their video on and unmuted. If the background environment will be a distraction, the instructor will mute the student. 2. Ice-breaker/warm-up activity: The student will share 3 things about themselves: 2 truths, 1 lie. Once the lecture begins, the student will be muted. 3. Course procedures and expectations: Discuss technical and non-technical requirements for the course. Course format: Lecture, questions, answers, use of auxiliary aids (e.g. Zoom annotation tool, PowerPoint presentations, online videos, images, and live presenting), then close with final thoughts, questions, and discussions. 4. ASL Instruction: The instructor will explain the lesson concepts using Google Slides while on the Zoom platform. The chat feature will be only be enabled for questions and answers during the course and disabled during lecture, if it becomes a distraction. There will be a short break session involving a mindfulness activity. 5. ASL Class activity: The instructor will use auxiliary aids to apply ASL concepts. (E.g. YouTube, Survey, and Discussion questions related to the content). 6. Assessment/Evaluation: There will be a Google form of multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, short and long answers of the course material provided at the end of instruction to evaluate the student's learning. No quizzes or exams will be administered. 7. Wrap-Up Course: End course with any final thoughts, questions, and concerns.
Metas de aprendizaje
Students will learn to sign introductions, wh-q questions, subject, object, verb agreements, and basic ASL conversation skill.
Programa de estudios
10 Lecciones
más de 5 semanasLección 1:
Education Vocabulary/Concepts in ASL PT. 1.
Introducing educational vocabulary/concepts in ASL.
60 minutos de lección en vivo en línea
Lección 2:
Education Vocabulary/Concepts in ASL PT. 2.
Building on educational vocabulary/concepts in ASL.
60 minutos de lección en vivo en línea
Lección 3:
Employment Vocabulary/Concepts in ASL PT. 1.
Introducing employment vocabulary/concepts in ASL.
60 minutos de lección en vivo en línea
Lección 4:
Employment Vocabulary/Concepts in ASL PT. 2.
Building on employment vocabulary/concepts in ASL.
60 minutos de lección en vivo en línea
Otros detalles
Necesidades de aprendizaje
N/A.
Orientación para padres
This course is designed to support the learning of ASL users that have a basic understanding of ASL. If the student has no significant knowledge, they are still welcome. The content from these listed websites (located under sources) will be shown via screen-share on Zoom by the instructor. The student isn't required to access these websites.
Requisitos previos
N/A.
Lista de útiles escolares
All course materials (YouTube video content, websites, and assessments) will be provided in electronic format by the instructor via screen-share on Zoom. A Gmail account is needed to access the final informal assessment at the end of class.
Idioma en el que se imparte la clase
Lenguaje de señas americano (Nivel: B1)
Recursos externos
Además del aula de Outschool, esta clase utiliza:
Fuentes
The following websites were used to develop the curriculum: www.nationaldeafcenter.org, www.heartdeaf.com, www.primarysign.com, ASL THAT Youtube channel, ASL Connect YouTube channel, and ASL 1 course materials from K - 12 and college standards. The student isn't required to access these sites, as the instructor will provide access via screen-share on Zoom.
Conoce al profesor
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
California Certificado de Docencia
Licenciatura desde California State University, Northridge
Teacher Expertise: Former ASL instructional aid at a community college in Berkeley, CA, former ASL level 1 and 2 tutor, as well as a current freelance sign language interpreter.
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