Do you teach college level American Sign Language?

Question

This question will assess which level you are in and what textbook that is commonly used in college settings.

Answer 1

I teach at the high school level currently and we use Signing Naturally. This year we have been teaching almost entirely virtually and Signing Naturally has helped me get this set up to be successful for my students.

We also utilize other forms of technology to show our sign language skills such as: Flipgrid and Zoom.

Answer 2

Yes. We commonly use the Signing Naturally textbook. Often, during instruction, there will be multiple assignments/tests that will require you to use your receptive skills (watching and comprehending signs) and projects that will require you to rehearse your expressive skills (storytelling/ you utilizing signs). Typically, college will provide classes from ASL 1, 2, 3,4 & 5 or ASL 101, 102, 103, 104 & 105 (depending which college that offers upper division ASL to Interpreting Training Program in English-ASL). I am strongly familiar with college lesson plans since I am an College ASL instructor myself.