Course Description/Structure
Outcomes & Objectives & Text
Grading & Components & Evaluations
Policies
Calendar
100

What is the official designation for this course?

What is In Person?

100

An example of something that you should be able to do after finishing the course is:

You should be able to relay basic information regarding self and family; discuss some daily activities, personal preferences, and immediate needs, such as ordering food and making simple purchases; and ask a few appropriate questions.

100

What is the grading scale for ASL 101?

Outstanding: A (100-93), A- (92-90)

Very Good: B+ (89-87), B   (86-83), B-  (82-80)

Good: C+ (79-77), C   (76-70)

Acceptable: D+ (69-67), D   (66-63), D-  (62-60)

Unacceptable: F (59-0)

100

What is the attendance policy for this course?

Attendance is expected and monitored weekly.

100

When does teacher conversation 3 occur?

During finals week.

200

How many face-to-face meetings are required each week?

What are two?

200

This outcome would include using ASL to do math problems.

Use American Sign Language to Connect with Other Disciplines & Acquire Information

200

These assignments will provide an opportunity for students to practice their ASL skills in preparation for conversation assignments...

GoReact Assignments.

200

What language policy must students follow in class?

A no-voice environment is required during class.

200

What week is Thanksgiving Break?

Week 14.

300

This needed for success in the course?

Attendance

300

What is the proficiency level aimed for by the end of the course?

What is the intermediate-low proficiency level according to ACTFL guidelines?

300

What is required for GoReact assignments?

Students must complete assignments based on weekly learning activities.

300
Summarize the policy work completion and due dates.

All assignments are "due" December 19th at 11:59 PM. All assignments can be redone. Expected to complete assignments in the week that they were assigned. Adulting needs practice, and it is your responsibility to do what is necessary to get the grade that you want and deserve.

300

What should students do if they miss class due to religious observance?

Notify the instructor in writing at the beginning of the semester.

400

You can expect this from me during face-to-face time in class?

Direct feedback

400

What is the state your textbook is published in?

California

400

How are presentations graded?

Silly goose, there are no presentations.

400

What should students do if they have a documented disability?

Contact the Disability Resource & Support Center to arrange services.

400

What pages in the textbook are covered in Week 2?

Pages 6-12 of the "Signing Naturally" workbook.

500

This encompasses the ability needed to effectively communicate with others and includes both listening and understanding non-verbal cues.

What is "Conversational Skills"?

500

This outcome would include attending a local Deaf event.

Use American Sign Language to Participate in Communities at Home and Around the World

500

What type of skills are assessed in teacher and partner conversations?

Receptive (comprehension) and expressive (production) skills.

500

What are the consequences of not participating in class activities?

 It will significantly impact learning and overall grade.

500

What is the expected time commitment for this course each week?

At least 9-12 hours per week.