asl

This 4-week online class will cover fingerspelling, vocabulary, conversations and more. ASDC’s ASL instructor, Rachel Berman, will lead this exciting class for children ages 10-15 who know very little or no American Sign Language. Interpreter will be provided. Class size is limited so you get lots of personalized instruction and ample practice time.

Register here.

This 4-week online class will cover fingerspelling, vocabulary, conversations and more. ASDC’s ASL instructor, Rachel Berman, will lead this exciting class for children ages 10-15 who know very little or no American Sign Language. Interpreter will be provided. Class size is limited so you get lots of personalized instruction and ample practice time.

Register here.

This 4-week online class will cover fingerspelling, vocabulary, conversations and more. ASDC’s ASL instructor, Rachel Berman, will lead this exciting class for children ages 10-15 who know very little or no American Sign Language. Interpreter will be provided. Class size is limited so you get lots of personalized instruction and ample practice time.

Register here.

This 4-week online class will cover fingerspelling, vocabulary, conversations and more. ASDC’s ASL instructor, Rachel Berman, will lead this exciting class for children ages 10-15 who know very little or no American Sign Language. Interpreter will be provided. Class size is limited so you get lots of personalized instruction and ample practice time.

Register here.

Learn American Sign Language at your own pace with a fun online course taught by ASL professionals.

The Signing Time Foundation also offers a program that provides free access to this course for families with deaf or hard-of-hearing children under age three (36 months). To apply for their My Deaf Child program, parents can fill out the short application at www.mydeafchild.org.

The NAD is the nation’s premier civil rights organization of, by, and for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals in the United States of America.

The American Society for Deaf Children (ASDC) is a national organization that is committed to empowering diverse families with deaf or hard of hearing children and youth by embracing full access to language-rich environments through mentoring, advocacy, resources, and collaborative networks.