PO Box 60651 Palo Alto CA 94306 US

Start date: Monday, June 3 2024.

Schedule:

 On Monday, Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM.

 From 6/3/2024 until 7/29/2024

 Online - Google Meet

Resource person: Hillary Smith: sl@dspa.org

Location: Virtual

Description:

As this course is a condensed review, it is likely that every topic will not be covered, and that individual teaching style will impact the overall course content to an extent.

Unit 5: Scheduling

5.1 Calendar and Time Expressions

Schedule

Calendar: Day, Week, Month and Year

M, W and F

Numeral Incorporation: Days, Weeks, Months, and Years

Dates

Timeline

Time-related Non-Manual Markers

Time Expressions

Time: Duration

Semantics: LAST

Clock Times

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Numeral Incorporation

YEAR

Time and Non-Manual Markers

Ordinal Suffixes

Eyeth

Clock Numbers                

Times of the Day

Telling Time

Two Degrees of Separation

5.2 Events

Event-related Vocabulary

Holidays and Observances

Calendar Events

Semantics: “Break”

                

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Regional Variations

Homecoming

5.3 Errands

Getting Things Done

Calendar-related Vocabulary

                

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Tense Markers

CLEAN

BABYSIT

5.4 Reasons and Excuses

Explanations

Absent

                

Culture and Language Snapshot:

Explaining Why Late

5.5 Frequency

How Often?

Numeral Incorporation: Every

                

Culture and Language Snapshots:

FREQUENT

Common error - FREQUENT

HAVE-TO, NEED, MUST, and SHOULD

5.6 Daily Activities

Daily Routines

Review: A Day

Culture and Language Snapshots:

STORE and SHOP

MONEY, BUY, and SHOP

BED and SLEEP

FEED and EAT

              

Unit 6: Good Times

6.1 Insights and Skills

Opinions

Activity Skills

Bravery

                

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Opinions

Skill Levels

Bravery

Lost in Translation

6.2 Hobbies and Interests

Hobbies and Interests

Collections        

Culture and Language Snapshot:

Modifying Action Signs

Deaf Gatherings

6.3 Sports and Recreation

Sports and Recreation

World Sport Organizations

 

Culture and Language Snapshots:

VISIT, DRIVE, and TEXT

LAPS

Playing with Signs

Deaflympics

6.4 Vacations

Places to Visit and Things to Do

Culture and Language Snapshot:

Signing Camps

6.5 Snack Time        

Snacks

Drinks

                

Culture and Language Snapshot:

How Do You Like Your Coffee?

 

Unit 7: All About Food!

7.1 Fruits and Vegetables

Fruits

Vegetables

Culture and Language Snapshot:

EGGPLANT

7.2 Meats, Poultry, and Seafood

Red Meat

Poultry

Pork

Seafood

Culture and Language Snapshot:

Categories and Sub-categories

7.3 More Food and Sweets

Dairy Products

Packaged Goods

Canned Goods

Jam and Jellies

Condiments

Baking Products

Baked Goods

Beverages

Juices

Coffee and Tea

Liquors

Sweets

Culture and Language Snapshots:

DRINK

Mouthing the Portions

DEAF COFFEE

7.4 Regional Cuisines

Cuisine/Restaurant Types

Breakfast

Different Ways to Cook Eggs

Appetizers and Sides

Entrees

        

Culture and Language Snapshot:

How Do You Like Your Eggs?

7.5 Recipes

Measurements

Ways of Preparing Food

Ways of Mixing Food

Cooking Methods

Culture and Language Snapshots:

One Hand Occupied?

Measurements

Adding Ingredients

 

Unit 8: People Among Us

8.1 People

Life Stages

Ethnicity and Ethnic Groups

Culture and Language Snapshot:

Black ASL

Deaf Ethnicity

Ethnicity and Ethnic Groups

Protactile

Transition Markers

8.2 Physical Descriptions

Heights

Body Types

Hair Color

Hair Types

Hair Length

Facial Hair

Eyebrows

Facial Features

More Features

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Describing Others

Present and Not Present

Acknowledging

LOOK

Decades

Commenting on Appearances

POTBELLY and PREGNANT

Tattoos

Arbitrary and Descriptive Name Signs 

 

8.3 Clothing

Tops

Necklines and Collars

Pants and Shorts

Dresses and Skirts

Suits, Tuxedos and Uniforms

Sleepwear, Undergarments and Swimsuits

Pockets

Sizes

Accessories

Types of Glasses

Earrings

Necklaces

Socks

Footwear

Patterns

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Identify Then Describe

DIFFERENT

Deaf and DeafBlind Clothes

8.4 Culture

        Culture-related terms

        Access-related terms

        Barrier-related terms

        Additional Identities

        Civics / Government terms

        Culture and Language Snapshots:

        Accessibility

        Cultural Pride

        Deaf and DeafBlind Gain

        Identity First

        -isms

        Name Signs for Political Figures

        National Deaf Organization Links

Available: Full

Price: $862.40 Taxes waived

Notes: The TWA curriculum has a $60.00 (non-refundable) fee associated with it (regardless of if you have already used it). You will receive a link to register and pay, and then will be able to expense this in Concur. Cancellation Policy: If you must cancel your enrollment, a minimum of 48 hours notice (excluding weekends and holidays) before the class is scheduled to start is required to avoid charges. If you cancel with less than 48 hours notice, you are required to pay for the full cost of the class. The cost of the class is not pro-rated based on attendance. Once you register for a class and the cancellation deadline passes, you are responsible for full payment of the class. Instructors reserve the right to reschedule individual classes as needed.

Prerequisites: ASL 201 Course

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