Introduction to American Sign Language I (Understanding the Main Topics in ASL)

The best way to learn the grammar of any language is to converse with the native users of that language. However, many ASL students, particularly hearing students, have difficulty picking up ASL grammar from conversation alone. This book is essential for any ASL student who wants to learn how to accurately sign in ASL. This powerpoint will provide you with the right information to improve your skills and move toward fluency in American Sign Language.

This powerpoint was made to supplement the Start ASL's Don't Just "Sign"...Communicate! With 26 slides, the powerpoint provides a week of instruction.

Topics Include:
Introduction to Glossing
Glossing Rules
Lexicalized Fingerspelling
And Examples
Inflection
Non-Manual Markers and Facial Expressions
Other Non-Manual Markers
Make Sure You Are Learning ASL
Signed English (SE)
Contact Signing/Pidgin Signed English (PSE)
Cued Speech
Total Communication (TC)
Rochester Method

There are 26 slides in total. This serves as an excellent supplement to the Michele Jay's A Student's Guide to Mastering ASL Grammar.

For free ASL Vocablary Practice: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPNeYbg5gz7AYRCgg8vjhDg

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