Directories

Academics
Areas of Study

Course Overview

This course introduces students to critical, academic discourse in American Sign language. Students will be given opportunities to analyze and evaluate academic ASL and to compose logical arguments by synthesizing information from sources with their own critical perspectives. The course has been developed using a Multicultural Education philosophy that advocates the belief that students and their experiences should be placed at the center of the teaching and learning process, and that teaching and learning should occur in a context that addresses multiple ways of thinking.

Instructor permission

Program: Center for Continuing Education

Credit: 3

Faculty

Course Sections

Instructors: Richard Cornish
Prerequisite: Instructor permission
Cross Listing: ASL 125
Tuition: $993

Other Courses

PST-730

PST-730 Young Deaf…

This course provides an introduction to working with…

Center for Continuing Education

PST-728

PST-728 K –…

This course provides synthesis of professional, legal, and…

Center for Continuing Education

PST-710

PST-710 Audiology and…

This online course is designed for students who…

Center for Continuing Education

PST-361

Introduction to the…

This course provides an introductory overview of the…

Center for Continuing Education

PST-377

Depiction, Iconicity, and…

Different types of depiction in signed languages include…

Center for Continuing Education

PST-323

ASLPI Evaluator Training:…

This hybrid course enhances ASL professionals' skills in…

Center for Continuing Education