DawnSignPress ASL at Work - Teacher Manual with CD ROM

Need a complete, classroom-ready ASL curriculum that takes students from beginner to confident communicator? ASL at Work, a project of the NTID/RIT American Sign Language and Interpreting Education (ASLIE) department was developed by ASL teachers and researchers, William (Bill) Newell, Cynthia Sanders, Barbara Ray Holcomb, Samuel K. Holcomb, Frank Caccamise, and Rico Peterson. Developed for workplace and social settings, this curriculum equips teachers with everything needed to help students communicate effectively with Deaf co-workers, students, and clients. What's Included 557-page Teacher Manual with CD-ROM (illustration masters) Student Text with grammar explanations, sign illustrations, and culture & community content Student DVD for expressive and receptive practice outside the classroom Curriculum Highlights 16 instructional units — a full year of ASL instruction Each unit includes: Unit Overview, learning outcomes, grammar & language focus, culture & community content, Lesson Overviews, and Unit Activities Flexible lesson structure — adaptable to a wide range of instructional goals and learning environments Vocabulary and grammar components suited to both workplace and classroom settings Practice & Review section in every Student Text unit Product Details Authors: William (Bill) Newell, Cynthia Sanders, Barbara Ray Holcomb, Samuel K. Holcomb, Frank Caccamise, Rico Peterson Format: 8⅜" × 10⅞" paperback with CD-ROM Length: 557-page Teacher Manual ISBN: 978-1-58121-080-4