Learning To See: Teaching American Sign Language as a Second Language
by Sherman Wilcox, Phyllis Perrin Wilcox
This book guides educators in teaching American Sign Language as a second language, highlighting visual learning techniques and classroom strategies. It equips instructors with tools to foster effective ASL acquisition and cultural appreciation in students.
About This Book
Learning To See provides a comprehensive approach to teaching American Sign Language as a second language. It focuses on the unique visual and spatial aspects of ASL, helping instructors develop effective teaching strategies.
The authors draw on their expertise to outline methods for classroom instruction, including lesson planning and student engagement techniques tailored to language acquisition in ASL.
This resource is designed for educators seeking to enhance their ASL teaching skills, promoting accessibility and cultural understanding through sign language education.
By emphasizing practical applications, the book supports the integration of ASL into diverse educational settings.
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