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Learn ASL today with six easy online or in-person classes. Dr. Anne Gray Liversidge is an accredited expert on a mission to help teach ASL and create bridges between the Deaf and Hearing worlds. She will provide direct instruction and a 100-page e-Book PDF with ASL fundamentals and practice materials.

Contact me if you are interested in learning ASL for your business, are looking for a Deaf mentor, are an individual who is Deaf and needs help with English, etc. I also offer classes for families with special needs children without hearing loss.

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Anne has more than 20 years’ experience as a bilingual/bicultural Deaf/hard of hearing ASL instructor and certified Teacher of the Deaf. She grew up oral and learned ASL in college. She holds a Masters in Deaf Education K-12 and a Ph.D. in Education Policy and Leadership from the University of Maryland. ASL teaching experience includes 8 years college, 2 years high school, 6 years online and 2 years @ the Florida School for the Deaf. This is her 4th year as the owner and sole instructor of Sign Class, LLC. She loves teaching ASL and strives to make her classes creative, interesting and informative.

FAQ

What is required for the online class?

A computer or mobile device with a camera and audio (microphone and headphones optional). A computer or iPad is recommended compared to a cell phone. The class will be done via Zoom and you can view the system requirements here. Participants will need to be able to see the signing and hear the instructions.

What if I can’t attend all the online classes?

Completion of the class requires at least five online sessions. Contact me about special circumstances and it may be possible to make up a class later.

What is the curriculum?

The ASL curriculum will focus first on ameliorating mistakes I’ve seen from having taught a multitude of ASL students- namely related to facial expressions. Since non-manual signals or markers are an important part of ASL grammar, this topic will be mastered in the beginning. Non-manual markers include, for example, how signers move their eyebrows when signing question sentences. The rest of the curriculum will include a multitude of ASL and Deaf Culture topics, including myths about deafness and the Deaf community, proper use of pronouns, introductory dialogues in ASL, emotions, noun-verb pairs, negatives, classifiers, describing people, directional signs, English-ASL translation and many more. The goal of completing this non-credit course is to have each student be able to carry a basic conversation in ASL and have basic knowledge of Deaf culture and how to interact with the D/HH community.