ASL 200 - American Sign Language III

3 Credit(s)

This course will build on the type of vocabulary established in ASL I and ASL II. This course will give students more practice in both the receptive and expressive aspects of ASL. The skills development of the language in regards to the grammatical structure, which is continued in ASL II, is further enhanced. The deaf culture in America, the nature and experience of deafness, and the education of deaf children and adults will also be discussed briefly as they were comprehensively discussed in ASL II. Parts of the language to look for in this course include the location/descriptions of items in a room, complaints, suggestions, and requests.

Contact Hours: 45
Prerequisite: ASL 120