讓我們用美國手語數到 100！
本課程由五個視訊課程組成，學生將學習用美國手語從 1 數到 100。
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4 預錄課程
4 週
教師的支持1 年訪問權
到內容作業
每週 1 小時. Assignments are recommended, but not required for completion of the class. Students are asked to record a video of themselves signing the new set of numbers that they've learned each week to receive feedback on their signing.進度報告
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課堂經歷
英語程度 - 未知
Beginner 等級
Is your student learning American Sign Language, but hasn't yet learned how to count? You've come to the right place! In this five-lesson course, students will learn to count in American Sign Language (ASL). Each lesson contains a video of me teaching your students the numbers, carefully detailing how to form each number handshape so that kids can follow along. In each of the five videos, I make sure to review the content learned in the last video, so that everything they've learned remains fresh in their minds. I also make sure to teach the various variations for the numbers that are commonly signed in more than one way. In this way, no matter what region you live in, your student can learn to sign and identify number signs that pertain to the deaf community in their area.
學習目標
Students will learn to sign the numbers from 1 to 100.
教學大綱
4 課程
超過 4 週課 1:
Count from 1 - 20
Students will learn the basic rules for counting in ASL and learn the numbers up to 20. 1 作業
11 分鐘的影片課程
課 2:
Count from 20 - 40
Students will learn to count to 40 and review previously learned numbers.. 1 作業
課 3:
Count from 40 - 80
Students will learn to count to 80 and review previously learned numbers. 1 作業
課 4:
Count from 80 - 100
Students will learn to count to 80 and review previously learned numbers. 1 作業
教師專業知識和證書
2 個學位
學士學位 在 文理科 從 Drexel University
副學士學位 在 文理科 從 Community College of Philadelphia
I have been signing for more than ten years, having begun learning ASL since the tender age of two years old. I continue to stay involved with the deaf community by attending meetups at which the sole language of communication is American Sign Language. 
