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 16:  The Human Body

16.1 External Parts

Depicting the Human Body

Head and Face

Body Movements and Positions

Leg Movements and Positions

Foot/Feet Movements and Positions

Depicting our Senses

Culture and Language Snapshots:        

Describing External Parts

Sign Language Gain

Universal Design

Our Senses

16.2 Internal Parts

Human Body Systems

Internal Organs

Integumentary/Skin System

Musculoskeletal System

Respiratory System

Cardiovascular/Circulatory System

Nervous System

Immune System

Digestive System

Urinary System

Reproductive System

        

Culture and Language Snapshots:        

Describing  Internal Parts

Bodily Noises

16.3 Medical Procedures

Surgery and Types of Surgery

Common Surgical Procedures

Pre-operative Care

Staging for Surgery

Cosmetic, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Post-operative Care

Culture and Language Snapshots:        

Medical Field

Emergency Calls

Emergency Interpreting

The Gory Details

16.4 Personal Hygiene

Personal Grooming and Hygiene

Skin Conditions

Dental Hygiene

Dental Issues

        

Culture and Language Snapshots:        

Deaf Schools

Deaf Hygienic Practices

Signing Dentists

 

Unit 17: Sports and Activities

17.1 All About Movement!

General Movements

Head Movements

Arm and Hand Movements

Leg Movements

Feet Movements

Body Movements

Ball Movements

Exercises and Motions

Different Point of Views

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Describing Movement

Describing Flying Objects

Different Perspectives                                                        

17.2 Individual Sports and Activities

Different Types of Individual Sports

Characteristics of Sportsmanlike Players

Characteristics of Unsportsmanlike Players

Different Roles and Results Within a Sport

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Sounds in Sports

Legends and Leaders

Signing as an Advantage

17.3 Team and Competitive Sports

Different Types of Team and Competitive Sports

Game Periods and Timing

Number of Players Playing Against Each Other

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Access to Sporting Events

Deaf Gain in Team Sports

Deaf Sporting Organizations

Team Signs

Deaf School Sports and Rivalry

Game Periods

17.4 Sporting Facts and Statistics

Stadium Features: Bleachers & Seating

Different Types of Sporting Equipment

Team Roles and Responsibilities

Numbers in Sports

Sports Injuries Related

                

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Sport Statistics

Stadiums and Seating

Deaflympics

Sports Injuries

Unit 18: Animals and Terrains

18.1 How Animals Move

Animal Movements:

• Parts Used for Moving

• Self-Propelled

• Passive Locomotion

Locomotion Modes:

• Aquatic

• Terrestrial

• Arboreal

• Fossorial

• Aerial

        Animal Interactions

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Animal Plurality

Describing Animal Movement                

18.2 Mammals, Birds and Arthropods

Terrains

Weather and Climate

Habitats

Mammals

Birds

Arthropods

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Terrains

Animal Habitats

Weather and Climate

Deaf Dogs and Cats

18.3 Fish, Reptiles and Amphibians

Their Parts and How They Move

How Fish, Reptiles and Amphibians Touch and Feel

Fish

Reptiles

Amphibians

Life Cycle

Offensive and Defensive Behaviors

Feeding Behaviors

Water-related

Culture and Language Snapshots:

Signing Fish, Reptiles, and Amphibians

Water

Natural Disasters

18.4 Interesting Animal Facts

        Reactions to Interesting Animal Facts:

• Unique; One-of-a-Kind

• Fastest, Slowest and Strongest

• NEVER-HEARD; TRU-BIZ; TRUE

• Doubt and Skeptical

• Pensive and Reflective

Culture and Language Snapshots:

A Deaf Dolphin

Diverse Ways of Sensing

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Prerequisites: ASL 501 Course

More information: Please note that the first week of class, there will be a special session on Friday, June 7th.

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