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To be an effective interpreter, one needs high levels of skill in the languages you use to interpret. Cognitive Processing Skills in ASL is full of challenging exercises with videotaped source material that improves understanding of ASL, cultivates linguistic flexibility necessary for the interpreting process and prepares for more advanced skills. Helpful theoretical introductions for each topic, Study Questions, and Comprehesion Questions in addition...

To be an effective interpreter, one needs high levels of skill in the languages you use to interpret. Cognitive Processing Skills in ASL is full of challenging exercises with videotaped source material that improves understanding of ASL, cultivates linguistic flexibility necessary for the interpreting process and prepares for more advanced skills. Helpful theoretical introductions for each topic, Study Questions, and Comprehesion Questions in addition...

In A to Z: ABC Stories in ASL, six Deaf performers use imagination and skill to create twenty-six (26) presentations using every letter of the alphabet to weave an entertaining and inspiring story. Most of the stories have one round, but four have two rounds, and one, Indiana Jones's Escape, has 3 episodes. In addition, Ben Bahan, Professor of ASL and Deaf Studies at Gallaudet University, explains the basic principles that make an ABC story great....

"Overlooking the scenic California coast, a quaint home sits alone. This is the home of the Three Bears. But today, something will change. An unexpected golden-haired visitor awaits them when they return home after a nice, long walk on the beach". -- Case.

Set in New York City, this updated version of Little Red Riding Hood will take you on an exciting trip through Central Park. Little Wolf will be up to his old tricks but will Little Red fall for it? Or will the Park Ranger save the day? And how will Grandma react to all the excitement going on?

Tom, Larry and Sunny have all purchased their own land and will be building their own house. All have different ideas on how to build the best house. But which house will be able to stand up to the Wolf? And what valuable lessons will the Piggy family learn in the end?

"An off-the-grid village in the Southwest is preparing to celebrate their juice harvest. Their friend Wolf helps by bringing the juice to the city to sell, and upon his return, the annual celebration kicks off. Small One is responsible for alerting the village of Wolf's return but will be he remember the complicated directions?" -- container

ASL at Work is a comprehensive curriculum for teaching conversational American Sign Language and is designed for students who have no or minimal knowledge of ASL and the community of Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing people who use this language daily. The curriculum is divided into 16 instructional units and includes a teacher manual with accompanying illustration masters CD-ROM and a student text with an accompanying practice DVD. The purpose...