Learning ASL as a second language
Are you excited, anxious, or nervous about learning a signed language? Regardless of these common feelings, learning ASL is fun, for most students. After all, sign language is fascinating.
Not sure where or how to start learning ASL? Try some of these starters.
Face-to-face classes
Are you looking into an ASL-English interpreting career? Or, simply take an course or two to meet the university's language requirement? Seeking a ASL/Deaf Studies certificate?
For starters, learn how to look for ASL classes or courses to take at your nearest school or college. How to pick the right ASL program to fit your needs.
Self-studying online
On the other hand, you might be looking for resources to learn ASL on your own, self-paced. It's more relaxing and fun. It may be one of your hobbies and interests.
Here you can explore and learn some ASL lessons, tutorials, and tips for both ASL students and language enthusiasts.
ASL Students
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ASL Instructors and students
Got some memorable anecdotes, learning tips, and/or invaluable advices to share with others students and instructors? Shoot your email to Handspeak.
