ASL IV Lab (ASL 206L)

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Text Books and Videotapes (available for use in lab)

Signing Naturally, Level III by Smith, Mikos, and Lentz.  DawnSignPress.

The following books/videos will be used for review purposes and serve as resources for ASL grammar and vocabulary:
Signing Naturally, Level II by Smith, Mikos, and Lentz.  DawnSignPress.

Learning American Sign Language by Humphries and Padden.  TJ Publishers. 

 

Lab Assignments

 
Weekly Lab Assignments
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Click on the links below to view assignments or scroll down to view previous assignments.  Remember that all assignments are to be emailed to mbsmith@palomar.edu.
Week 3: Module 1 September 06 - September 11, 2003

Week 4: Module 2

 September 13 - September 18, 2003
Week 5: Module 3 September 20 - September 25, 2003
Week 6: Module 4 September 29 - October 04, 2003
Week 7: Module 5     October 06 - October 11, 2003
Week 8: Module 6     October 13 - October 18, 2003
Week 9: Module 7     October 20 - October 25, 2003

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Week 1 Assignment

 

1.     Attend a lab orientation meeting and pick up a schedule of open lab hours in N-4.  Be sure to bring your PIC card.

  

  Week 2 Assignment: ASL 206L
 
1.     Send an email to mbsmith@palomar.edu that explains what you hope to get from this lab course.  Be as specific as you can.  Tell me what your background is in ASL, including what books you used and how well you feel you know the content of those books.  What ASL books will you be using in your class this semester?

 Look through the list of videotapes available in the lab.  Name five of the videos that seem most interesting to you and explain why. 

2.  Choose one of the videos to work with today.  You may choose any videotape that you want.  Type a one paragraph review of your selected video.  What did you learn?  What did you find most interesting?  Most confusing?  If you get stuck, remember that the lab assistants are available to help you.     
 

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