ASL 101 Signing Naturally Unit 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. COMPLETE GUIDE.

1:1 Read STRATEGIES FOR LEARNING ASL on pages 4-5. Choose a strategy you will work on for the next month. Write down the strategy and why you chose to use it.(5 points) For the next month, I will choose to work on strategy 2. I’m going to really try to retain from trying to sign English sentences. It’s hard trying to understand a different form of language just because it seems in proper but I’m going to focus on how I sign. I chose this strategy to push myself out of my comfort zone and be more respectful of the deaf community but learning sign without my voice. Strategy 2: Minimize reliance on English as you listen or converse in ASL. Leave English and voice outside the door. Try not to translate in English. Use class time to interact with the teacher and other students using ASL. 1:2 Watch the videos for pages 6-7 and do WRITE THE NUMBER 1.___3________ 2. ___5_______ 3.___9_____ 4 .__2____ 5.__8__ 6.__4_ 7 .__10 8.__1 9.___8 10.___7 1:3 Watch the videos for page 8-13 and do CIRCLE THE LETTER 2 1. ao 2. se 3. sm 4. ti 5. mi 6. ei 7. on 8. oa 9. os 10. ea 1:4 Read Deaf Profile on pages 14-15 and answer the following questions. 1. Who is this article about? Andrew J. Foster. 2. What year was he born and what year did he die? He was born in 1925 and died in 1987. 3. Where is he from? Birmingham, Alabama 4. Where did he go to school? Alabama School for the Colored Deaf in Talladega. 5. What college was he accepted to? Gallaudet University. 6. What was special about this? He was one of the first three Black Deaf students to be enrolled. 7. What sparked his interest in African education? An address book of world deaf schools that only listed 12 in Africa. 8. What did he found in 1956? The Christian Mission for the Deaf. This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :30:37 GMT -06:00 9. What did he do in 1957? (2 points) He went to Africa and established the first school of Deaf in Accra, Ghana. 10. Describe wha