American Sign Language Level 9 (ASLD 2290)
This course will guide students to develop advanced ASL skills while furthering their ability to analyze and critique their own narrative samples. Students will learn to make clear visual sense, using appropriate time sequence, use of space, facial grammar/affect, and visual detail. Ongoing skill development includes visualization of meaning, use of classifiers, locatives, ASL mouthing, and incorporating humour appropriately. This course is required for students in the Sign Language Interpretation program.
Course code: ASLD 2290
Credits: 3.0
Length: 60.0 hours
Course outline:
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Prerequisites
ASLD 2180 or Assessment.
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