Academics

Course Overview

This course is the final professional experience in the Sign Language Education program and is a required field experience consisting a minimum of forty-five (45) consecutive teaching hours. During this experience, the student teacher is mentored by a cooperating faculty and by an university supervisor. Students with extensive sign language teaching experience, and with approval of the department, may undertake an on-the-job internship placement. A required seminar is conducted regularly to share teaching challenges, celebrate successes and to exchange useful teaching techniques.

ASL 752; a B grade or above is required; and program consent/approval.

Program: American Sign Language

Credit: 3

Other Courses

ASL-744

Curriculum and Assessment…

This course examines factors involved in developing and…

American Sign Language

ASL-742

Curriculum and Assessment…

This course examines the philosophical and historical roots…

American Sign Language

ASL-499

Independent Study

A project in the area of the student's…

American Sign Language

Credits 1-3

ASL-314

American Sign Language…

This course provides an overview of various genres…

American Sign Language

Credits 3

ASL-595

Special Topics

Special Topics

American Sign Language

Credits 3

ASL-315

ASL Literature: Poetry

This course provides an overview of various genres…

American Sign Language

Credits 3