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Sign Language Tools for the Classroom

5 Clock Hours Early Childhood Education Training
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Check for Understanding

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Check for Understanding Worksheet

Sign Language Tools for the Classroom - Check for Understanding Page 24 (17/24) - My ECE Class

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Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing people use sign language. Reading lips is not a common practice in today's society, though many deaf individuals have been forced to learn this habit over years of oppression for deaf culture. It is never appropriate to assume that someone reads lips or expect them to do this.

Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing people use sign language. Reading lips is not a common practice in today's society, though many deaf individuals have been forced to learn this habit over years of oppression for deaf culture. It is never appropriate to assume that someone reads lips or expect them to do this.

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Members of the deaf community get another person's attention by tapping on a shoulder, waving a hand, stomping their feet on the floor, and more. These are cultural norms that may not seem appropriate in hearing culture, but are completely acceptable in the deaf community.

Members of the deaf community get another person's attention by tapping on a shoulder, waving a hand, stomping their feet on the floor, and more. These are cultural norms that may not seem appropriate in hearing culture, but are completely acceptable in the deaf community.

Members of the deaf community get another person's attention by tapping on a shoulder, waving a hand, stomping their feet on the floor, and more. These are cultural norms that may not seem appropriate in hearing culture, but are completely acceptable in the deaf community.

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Some adaptations that are common include flashing lights for alerts (fire alarm, morning alarm, etc.), video conferencing, and text messaging. These often rely on visual cues as opposed to auditory.

Some adaptations that are common include flashing lights for alerts (fire alarm, morning alarm, etc.), video conferencing, and text messaging. These often rely on visual cues as opposed to auditory.

Some adaptations that are common include flashing lights for alerts (fire alarm, morning alarm, etc.), video conferencing, and text messaging. These often rely on visual cues as opposed to auditory.

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Learning any new language is done best through repeated exposure and contextual learning opportunities. Because spoken language involves many complicated processes that young children develop over a long span of time, sign language can be acquired sooner for many children.

Learning any new language is done best through repeated exposure and contextual learning opportunities. Because spoken language involves many complicated processes that young children develop over a long span of time, sign language can be acquired sooner for many children.

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This is true! Usually your dominant hand will be relied upon as the dominant one when signing. If you are left handed you will use your left hand as dominant, etc.

This is true! Usually your dominant hand will be relied upon as the dominant one when signing. If you are left handed you will use your left hand as dominant, etc.

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1. Course Agenda
​2. Sign Language Introduction Video
3. ASL Video Discussion
4. Deaf Culture and Community
5. Cultural Influences on Language
6. Video Protecting Deaf Culture
7. Discussion Deaf Culture
8. Hand Shapes
9. Facial Expressions and Body Language
10. Signed Alphabet 
11. Discussion: Facial Expressions
12. Occupations with and without the Agent Marker
13. Basic Signs
14. Color Signs
15. Days of the Week
16. People Signs
17. Place Signs
18. Animal Signs
19. Food Signs
20. Feeling Signs
21. School Signs
22. Basic Signs
​23. Discussion: Signs in the Classroom
24. Check for Understanding
25. Where to Begin when Teaching Signs
26. Signs by Age
27. Older Children Signs
28. Classroom Management
29. Make it Fun!
30. Discussion: Make it Fun!
31. Sign Language Quiz #1
32. Sign Language Quiz #2
33. Sign Language Quiz #3
34. Sign Language Quiz #4
35. Sign Language Quiz #5
36. Evaluation Form​
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