Cognitive processing skills in ASL : teacher's guide
(LSDHH DVD)

Includes bibliographical references (p. 157-160)

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 Get to Know the Signer sections make these materials a thorough, powerful learning tool. Topics included are Comprehension of ASL Lexicon, Comprehension of ASL Discourse, Memory, Immediate Repetition, Delayed Repetition, Fingerspelled Word Recognition and Comprehension of Numbers in ASL and Pattern Inference in ASL. Both Student and Teacher DVDs are available along with accompanying texts. Part of the "Effective Interpreting Series."

Video is in American Sign Language only. No audio or captions.