Beginning when she was only thirteen years old, Michelle Jay has understood her passion and love for ASL. As a hearing person in the Deaf community, Michelle was determined to master everything she could about ASL... not just "how to sign" but the very best ways to learn to sign as well!
As the founder of StartASL.com, the leading online resource for ASL and Deaf Culture, Michelle has tremendous insight into this unique community. Michelle earned a Bachelor's Degree in Deaf Studies, with an emphasis in teaching, from one of the nation's premier programs at California State University, Northridge.
When not writing books or tending her website, Michelle contributes thought-provoking articles to academic publishers such as Greenhaven Press. Her unique articles have done much to support Deaf Culture, and have been printed in resource publications such as American Chronicle and Perspectives on Diseases & Disorders: Deafness & Hearing Impairments.
Don't Just Sign... Communicate!: A Student's Pocket Guide to Deaf Community Terminology
by Michelle Jay
Start ASL, the leading online resource for ASL and Deaf Culture, has created this easy-to-use and convenient Terminology Pocket Guide.
If you're on the go, or whenever you simply need to make a quick reference, you'll find this tiny yet practical book to be a great friend in your immersion into American Sign Language and the Deaf community. This handy little
If you're on the go, or whenever you simply need to make a quick reference, you'll find this tiny yet practical book to be a great friend in your immersion into American Sign Language and the Deaf community. This handy little
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Product Details
- BN ID:
- 2940014040884
- Publisher:
- Judea Media, LLC
- Publication date:
- 07/01/2011
- Sold by:
- Barnes & Noble
- Format:
- NOOK Book
- Pages:
- 40
- Sales rank:
- 487,992
- File size:
- 6 MB
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Don't Just Sign... Communicate!: A Student's Pocket Guide to Deaf Community Terminology
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I would have through this book would have tips on how to communicate and helpful signs that are commonly used. Not so, it was just a background on the deaf community. I figured it would have been helpful to have since I am learning ASL but it was not worth it at all.
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This is a dictionary of words, not sign language that is used in the ASL class the author has on the internet.
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This is part of a 3 book set that is best suited for the authors on line ASL classes. I have used her course on and off for a while. Currently the classes go up to ASL3
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