For you teachers out there, it will come as no surprise that, on occasion, there are ulterior motives for taking ASL. I know, crazy…
ASL students aren’t just learning information, they are developing language skills, and for any skill development, you need feedback. With more and more college…
Immersion: The #1 Tool for ASL Educators Like teachers of any subject, great ASL teachers are always looking for ways to improve their instruction.…
In case you missed it, RID announced a moratorium on their credentialing. In layman's terms: RID is temporarily stopping their certification exam. Logistically,…
Every semester, the first week of classes always provides me a scenic view of unblinking red eyes staring at me. Those red-eyed students are…
From Saturday to Wednesday, August 8th through 12th, hundreds of sign language interpreters gathered (and, as of this writing, are gathering still) in New…
Dr. William Stokoe’s published works won wide acceptance in the linguistic community and ultimately among educators of the deaf, such that ASL is now widely…
