Learning American Sign Language

Tom Humphries · Carol A. Padden

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Hearing Impairment and Communication EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Hand Gesture Recognition Systems

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1. Introductions and Personal Information 2. Learning ASL 3. Politeness 4. Descriptions 5. Requests 6. Expressing Yourself 7. More Descriptions 8. Family and Friends 9. More Descriptions 10. At Home and Daily Living 11. Food and Food Shopping 12. Offering and Declining 13. More Expressing Yourself 14. Experiences and Current Activity 15. Future Plans and Obligations 16. Directions and Instructions 17. Suggestions and Advice 18. Attitudes and Opinions 19. Recreational Activities 20. Travel-Places and experiences 21. Occupations and Professions 22. The Body, Health and Emergencies 23. Current Events 24. How Things are Done

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2000Language Learning Strategy Use of Bilingual Foreign Language Learners in Singapore 1997Motivation and Language Learning with Students of Chinese 1 1979American sign language and sign systems

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2002An Analysis of Teacher Preparation in Deaf Education: Programs Approved by the Council on Education of the Deaf 2010American Sign Language Curricula: A Review 2013Deaf writers' application of American Sign Language knowledge to English 2001Language and culture

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