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1 Lesson 01 Learning About ASL and It s History Toby Fitch

2 Deaf Culture/ASL American Sign Language Who uses it? - Parents who want to communicate with babies. - People who are in loud environment (or underwater). - Approximately 2 million Deaf/HoH people in the United States, but at least 500,000 are using daily.

3 Deaf Culture/ASL American Sign Language Official Definition - Merriam-Webster: A sign language for the deaf in which meaning is conveyed by a system of articulated hand gestures and their placement relative to the upper body. (1960) - Recognition of ASL - Still not officially recognized, even though it's been around for over a century! - Brief history of ASL - Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet / Alice Cogswell - Gestural based - Searching for solutions abroad - Where did ASL come from? - Martha s Vineyard - More in-depth history will come in future lessons

4 No Voice Zone Rules You may not use your voice (this includes whispering!) If you need to get someone s attention, wave, stomp the floor, pound the table, etc. If you don t understand, don t hesitate to stop me, get my attention! You can ask any questions about ASL/Deaf Culture, (even the most random/ craziest questions!) The more you know, the better it is for all parties involved! Have fun!

5 REVIEW NUMBERS & ABC S

6 A

7 B

8 C

9 D

10 E

11 F

12 G

13 H

14 I

15 J

16 K

17 L

18 M

19 N

20 O

21 P

22 Q

23 R

24 S

25 T

26 U

27 V

28 W

29 X

30 Y

31 Z

32 1

33 2

34 3

35 4

36 5

37 6

38 7

39 8

40 9

41 10

42 11

43 12

44 13

45 14

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56 25

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58 NEW WORDS BASICS

59 AGAIN New Words Basics

60 DEAF New Words Basics

61 GOOD New Words Basics

62 New Words Basics HEARING (culturally) also means PUBLIC

63 HELP-me New Words Basics

64 HELP-you New Words Basics

65 LEARN New Words Basics

66 LIKE New Words Basics

67 HOW New Words Basics

68 MEANING New Words Basics

69 MEET New Words Basics

70 MY New Words Basics

71 NAME New Words Basics

72 New Words Basics NICE also means CLEAN

73 NO New Words Basics

74 NUMBER New Words Basics

75 REVIEW New Words Basics

76 SAME New Words Basics

77 SIGN New Words Basics

78 SLOW New Words Basics

79 STUDENT New Words Basics

80 TEACHER New Words Basics

81 THANK-you New Words Basics

82 UNDERSTAND New Words Basics

83 WANT New Words Basics

84 WELCOME New Words Basics

85 WHAT New Words Basics

86 WHERE New Words Basics

87 WHO New Words Basics

88 WHY New Words Basics

89 WORD New Words Basics

90 YES New Words Basics

91 YOUR New Words Basics

92 NEW WORDS INDEXING

93 Pointing Movements

94 New Words Indexing HE / SHE / IT (pointing movements)

95 New Words Indexing ME / I (pointing movements)

96 New Words Indexing YOU (pointing movements)

97 New Words Indexing THIS / THERE-(point) (pointing movements)

98 Sweeping Movements

99 New Words Indexing THEY / them / those (sweeping movements)

100 New Words Indexing WE / us (sweeping movements)

101 New Words Indexing YOU-all (sweeping movements)

102 REVIEW NUMBERS & ABC S

103 1

104 19

105 B

106 I

107 4

108 D

109 8

110 G

111 9

112 25

113 K

114 Y

115 10

116 X

117 25

118 12

119 13

120 V

121 14

122 C

123 5

124 J

125 25

126 A

127 15

128 T

129 20

130 Q

131 Z

132 F

133 7

134 23

135 N

136 24

137 E

138 17

139 H

140 R

141 3

142 M

143 16

144 0

145 2

146 P

147 21

148 L

149 S

150 6

151 U

152 18

153 W

154 11

155 REVIEW WORDS

156 AGAIN Review Words

157 DEAF Review Words

158 GOOD Review Words

159 Review Words HEARING (culturally) also means PUBLIC

160 HELP-me Review Words

161 HELP-you Review Words

162 LEARN Review Words

163 LIKE Review Words

164 HOW Review Words

165 MEANING Review Words

166 MEET Review Words

167 MY Review Words

168 NAME Review Words

169 Review Words NICE also means CLEAN

170 NO Review Words

171 NUMBER Review Words

172 REVIEW Review Words

173 SAME Review Words

174 SIGN Review Words

175 SLOW Review Words

176 STUDENT Review Words

177 TEACHER Review Words

178 THANK-you Review Words

179 UNDERSTAND Review Words

180 WANT Review Words

181 WELCOME Review Words

182 WHAT Review Words

183 WHERE Review Words

184 WHO Review Words

185 WHY Review Words

186 WORD Review Words

187 YES Review Words

188 YOUR Review Words

189 Pointing Movements

190 Review Words HE / SHE / IT (pointing movements)

191 Review Words ME / I (pointing movements)

192 Review Words YOU (pointing movements)

193 Review Words THIS / THERE-(point) (pointing movements)

194 Sweeping Movements

195 Review Words THEY / them / those (sweeping movements)

196 Review Words WE / us (sweeping movements)

197 Review Words YOU-all (sweeping movements)

198 ACTIVITY PRACTICE ACTIVITY DIRECTIONS: - Find a partner. You will be asking each other questions, try your best! - Your partner should pick different sections. For example: If your partner picked A, you can pick B, or C. Section A 1. "YOU NAME?" - (You are named what?) 2. "DEAF YOU?" - (Are you Deaf?) 3. "STUDENT YOU?" - (Are you a student?) 4. "YOUR TEACHER NAME 'HUH'?" - (What is your teacher's name?) 5. "YOU UNDERSTAND HE/SHE?" - (Do you understand him/her?) Section B 6. "WHO HE/SHE?" - (Who is he/she?) 7. "AGAIN, NAME YOU?" - (What is your name again?) 8. "NICE MEET-you" - (It is nice to meet you.) 9. "THIS YOUR?" - (Is this yours?) 10. "WHERE " - (Spell the name of the person in the room) Section C 11. "YOU LIKE LEARN SIGN?" - (Do you like learning sign language?) 12. "HEARING YOU?" - (Are you Deaf?) 13. YOU LEARN SIGN WHERE" - (Where are you learning sign?) 14. "YOUR TEACHER, WHO?" - (Who is your teacher?) 15. "THEY LEARN SIGN?" - (Are they learning sign language?)

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