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Effects of Auditory Fatigue on DHH Students | CONSULT RESOURCE | Deaf Education
This resource explains what Auditory Fatigue is and how it affects our Deaf/Hard of Hearing students and their learning. The handout also discusses how to spot auditory fatigue in children of all ages and what educators can do to prevent it from happening. There are other reminders at the bottom of the hand out. Use this in an in-service/consult to inform teachers about the extra effort DHH kids put into listening and how it will affect them. There is a visual aid for the cycle of fatigue that c
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ASL Calendar Talk Bundle August - May
This is a bundle of all the Creative ASL Teaching calendar talk ideas, talking points, and activities. This bundle contains the months August-May (hopefully June will be completed soon). Click on the products below to see the preview of each calendar talk.
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Agreement Verbs for Novice Learners - ASL Lesson Activity
This packet is a great start to getting new ASL learners to understand the concept of agreement/directional verbs. Some people call these Agreement verbs others call them directional verbs and still others all them Inflected verbs, no matter what your name for this grammar concept, these activities will help guide you and your students through the learning process. Verbs focused on in this practice are: Pay, Ask, Send, Copy, Go to, Show, Give, Summon, Tell, Help and Look at. Most activities can
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Deaf History Slideshow
A Google slideshow that can be edited to your needs. An introductory slideshow about Deaf HistoryThere are 12 slides which include a timeline and expanded details about specific events. Three videos embedded into the slides (YouTube). I use the slideshow as a lesson and then the activity afterwards is a "Chalk Walk" in which students go outside and use the information to make art, quotes, and information they learned with chalk on the pavement around the school. *Updated 4/11/23: The videos have
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ASL Question Types
Knowing the ASL Question types is important for any first year ASL Student. In this presentation we cover the three question types (WH-, Y/N, and Rhetorical Q's).Each question type has an example built into the slide using vocabulary most ASL 1 students should learn in the first few months of class.Lesson time Without students taking notes: 25-30 MinutesWith students taking Notes 40-55 Minutes
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Customer Service - Phrases / Statements
Google Slideshow featuring 17 different common phrases used in general customer service interactions. Each slide has statements in English with American Sign Language (ASL) written translation below it. If teaching this in ASL, it is expected that any fluent instructor would know how to sign it therefore able to model it. This is also an effective Google Slideshow for anyone wanting to teach customer service related phrases for places of business.This can also benefit vocational training program
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ASL Fingerspelling Manual
This is a handy handout to give students to read and better understand fingerspelling. The manual is FREE and gives the history of fingerspelling as well as tips for expressive and receptive fingerspelling. Use to go along with a lecture or to help students get a better grasp for fingerspelling.
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Also included in:Â ASL Fingerspelling Activities Bundle
Deaf Sports Organizations
Part of the history and culture of the Deaf include the history of Deaf Sports Organizations. The USA Deaf Sports Federation governs the United States’ representation in the Deaflympic Games. These games provide deaf and hard of hearing athletes a chance to compete against those who have faced similar struggles throughout their lives. I like to share this powerpoint with my ASL 1 classes as we start to talk about sports and their impact on the culture. Some topics include:· A brief History of AS
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Family Unit
This is Family Unit ending with a family tree presentation.
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Pre Language Quiz
This is a quiz to see what the students know before engaging in learning in the classroom for the first time. The answers are included with talking points.
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Introductions and Facial Expressions
Why are facial expressions important in ASL?How do you introduce yourself in ASL?
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Spaghetti recipe
Give the signs for each. Demonstrate how the recipe presentation should be done.
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Unit 3.6
Giving Basic Directions Around the Classroom and School. Goes with Signing Naturally. Use in conjunction with a school tour to show how the signs are applied to the different areas.
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Do's Don'ts of Fingerspelling
Help students understand some of the things to do or not do when fingerspelling.
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Unit 3.4
Fingerspelling Moving Letter. Goes with Signing Naturally,
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Unit 2.10
Fingerspelling Double Letters. Goes with Signing Naturally.
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Unit 2.5
Fingerspelling Up Numbers. Goes with Signing Naturally.
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