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The Bravo ASL! student workbook fully supports your students with visual aids, thought/discussion questions, culture and grammar notes, games, activities, and homework. Fully illustrated dictionary."

Interpreters, ASL students and educators, treat yourself to a 20 hour, ready-made course for your classroom or independent study. Learn to use 10 of the most commonly used ASL linguistic features. Use with companion DVD or CD-ROM (see accessories tab).

This 2004 revised edition includes a new computer and technology section. Clear instructive drawings, categorized for easy learning and fast reference, and supplemented with practical learning exercises.

The Technical Signs Project (TSP) was undertaken to help facilitate effective and precise communication in academic and career environments through the establishment of a nationally based system for collecting, evaluating, selecting, recording, and sharing (CESRS) signs used in these environments.

The three Green Book student texts are designed to help students acquire conversational ability in ASL and an awareness and appreciation of Deaf people.

This wired doorbell transmitter includes a remote doorbell button to let you know when someone is ringing the doorbell. Requires compatible receiver.

Train Go Sorry is an American Sign Language idiom meaning missing the boat " a concept which vividly captures the miscommunication that occurs between deaf and hearing people individually and societally.

This timely book discusses perspectives and practices in educating deaf children with the goal of grade-level achievement in fluency in the languages of the deaf community, general society and of the home.

This fascinating book details the civil rights movement of the deaf": the Deaf President Now! protest in March 1988 over the appointment of another hearing president.

Learn English words and their ASL equivalents, including 750 words, the interpretation of 220 English idioms and over 300 ASL idioms and conversational colloquialisms.

Signing Made Easy offers a step-by-step approach to learning sign language, complete with drills and practice exercises to increase receptive and expressive skills.

Essentially a specialized medical dictionary, this book explains medical terms and shows the ASL sign for each term.