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** This class will be held in-person at 193 Polk Avenue, Nashville TN 37210 Suite D (second floor) Instructor: Justin Pardo Objective: This first course in American Sign Language uses a conversational approach and is designed to provide a fun learning experience for those who have little or no ASL background. Greetings and basic phrases will be taught, so that the learner can engage in light conversation right away. ASL vocabulary will be taught weekly to expand the learner’s knowledge and conversation capabilities. Essential cultural aspects of the Deaf community, use of facial expression, body movement, and other non-manual language elements will also be taught, so that the learner will sign in a natural, culturally appropriate way.
Instructor: Justin Pardo Objective: This first course in American Sign Language uses a conversational approach and is designed to provide a fun learning experience for those who have little or no ASL background. Greetings and basic phrases will be taught, so that the learner can engage in light conversation right away. ASL vocabulary will be taught weekly to expand the learner’s knowledge and conversation capabilities. Essential cultural aspects of the Deaf community, use of facial expression, body movement, and other non-manual language elements will also be taught, so that the learner will sign in a natural, culturally appropriate way.
Instructor: Kim Cox Objective: This first course in American Sign Language uses a conversational approach and is designed to provide a fun learning experience for those who have little or no ASL background. Greetings and basic phrases will be taught, so that the learner can engage in light conversation right away. ASL vocabulary will be taught weekly to expand the learner’s knowledge and conversation capabilities. Essential cultural aspects of the Deaf community, use of facial expression, body movement, and other non-manual language elements will also be taught, so that the learner will sign in a natural, culturally appropriate way.
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