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Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Monday, February 16, 2015
Communicating in Gravity Zero: An interactive VGC excerise
Developed and produced by 21st Century ASL Pedagogy
Created by "ASL MacGyver" a.k.a
Federico A. Quintana, M.Ed.
2015 © SHC, LLC.
www.ASLMacGyver.com
Saturday, February 14, 2015
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common sign vocabulary generates over 1,296 ASL Phrases following by
Time and OSV order... Isn't it another ASL research breakthrough already ?
*Click the play button to generate your ASL phrase !*
an infinite tool (2nd version) generates the ASL phrase following by the word order grammar rules in order to create limitless of ASL phrases or conversations. Enjoy !!l
Developed and produced by 21st Century ASL Pedagogy
Created by "ASL MacGyver" a.k.a
Federico A. Quintana, M.Ed.
2015 © SHC, LLC.
www.ASLMacGyver.com
Saturday, January 31, 2015
The 21st Century American Sign Language Pedagogy presents a beautiful visual poster of the new visual ASL pedagogical technique/method:
"3 Steps: Draw it, Mold it, and Animate it!" - a learning tool....
Designed to engage, introduce and teach the ASL or deaf students how to create or use the ASL classifiers in such short period of time than traditional CL lesson methods. The 3 step technique/method information are presented through the infographic style to help anyone able to visualize how ASL classifiers really works !
Recommended for ASL 1 based on 21st century education, research & innovations and real-life teaching experiences. Overwhelming numbers of students' positive responses and outcomes of learning the classifier lessons is a big plus !
Downloadable at: (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/3-Steps-for-Creating-and-Using-the-ASL-Classifier-Infographic-1680135)
21st Century ASL Pedagogy
Created by "ASL MacGyver" a.k.a
Federico A. Quintana, M.Ed.
2015 © SHC, LLC.
www.ASLMacGyver.com
Saturday, January 3, 2015
Thomas Gallaudet Name Sign
The poster of (copyrighted) picture illustration of Thomas Gallaudet signing his own name with the "Arrow" symbol of movement or or with the Gallaudet building background (without the "Arrow" symbol of movement):
(2 links)
1st Link ($3.50):
2nd Link ($3.00):http://www.
Friday, January 2, 2015
ASL Teaching Problem and Solution: “Implementing the SASL curriculum in the deaf schools”
ASL Teaching Problem and Solution: “Implementing the SASL curriculum in the deaf schools”
“I am a SASL (South African Sign Language) teacher and am Deaf too. We are now implementing the SASL curriculum in the deaf schools this year … I do have a question regarding the grammar. We had a SASL workshop and it is not very clear as to how we must do the grammar. some says, we must do SOV instead of OSV. My question is, should we be flexible to both or must stick to the one grammar rule. Most of us Deaf are comfortable with OSV and have been using it for a long time. Would appreciate your input.”
ASL MacGyver: To
answer your inquiry about using grammar structures for newly implemented foreign
sign language class (SASL).
According to my research and experiences, there is great flexibility
of using either SOV or OSV sentence order in ASL depends on event of
conversations. From my understanding, there are several dialect differences in
African Sign language vary by regions, as you mentioned that you were in the
workshop, they emphasis on using SOV, and which I believe you should go for it. Since it would lead a great educational discussion
to show/compare the difference in both (sign) languages to the deaf students.
Things to consider about implementing it- How
does this course will benefit the deaf kids using ASL as their native language,
should ASL be avoided in this new learning environment like an advanced Spanish class, it avoids using the English (verbal
or texts), and are there any differences in deaf cultures of America and
African? Hope this will help to gain your insight and consider the important areas
to be looked at for effectively delivering your instructional goal for the deaf
students about the SASL. That’s my 10 cents for now and wish you the best luck!
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
"The ACTFL's Modes of Communication for ASL Instructions" 12-30-2014
:::CLICK THE LINK TO DOWNLOAD THE PDF VERSION OF THE ARTICLE.:::::
http://www.aslmacgyver.com/uploads/2/9/4/2/29426187/articledec302014.pdf
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