Posted on Apr 20, 2025 by paul
Comparison of SEE and ASL Language Structure SEE (Signing Exact English): Follows English grammar exactly and uses Subject-Verb-Object word order. Includes all English function words like ‘the’, ‘is’, ‘are’. ASL (American Sign Language): Has its own unique grammar and topic-comment structure. Omits unnecessary words and uses facial expressions and classifiers for meaning. Vocabulary & Signs […]
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ASLdeafined.com stands out above any other ASL curriculum because it offers a comprehensive, interactive, and culturally rich learning experience that meets the needs of both students and teachers. Unlike traditional textbooks or static resources, ASLdeafined.com features over 500 themed lessons, an 18,000+ word video dictionary, Deaf culture integration, and real-world ASL grammar instruction—all taught by […]
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We’re proud to feature beautiful illustrations by Gary, a talented artist and graduate of the College for Creative Studies (CCS). While our platform offers over 500 themed lessons, we’ve added illustrations to about 45 of them so far—and we’re just getting started! These visuals are designed to support learners who may struggle with reading or […]
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Anyone taking an American Sign Language class will benefit tremendously from having access to ASLdeafined.com. This powerful online resource provides the support and reinforcement needed to truly understand and retain ASL. With over 500 themed lessons, built-in retention exercises, grammar instruction, and a video dictionary of more than 18,000 words, students can practice anytime, anywhere—making […]
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ASLdeafined.com is designed to seamlessly integrate with any ASL curriculum, making it the perfect resource for schools at all levels. With over 500 themed lessons, built-in retention exercises, and ASL grammar instruction, students gain structured, engaging content that supports both beginners and advanced learners. Each student receives their own login, allowing for individualized learning at […]
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Because access to language is access to opportunity. Library directors, more and more of your patrons are searching for ways to connect, communicate, and grow—and American Sign Language (ASL) is a powerful tool to do just that. ASLdeafined.com gives your cardholders unlimited access to an award-winning ASL learning platform. It can be used from the […]
Read MorePosted on Apr 18, 2025 by paul
Did you know ASLdeafined.com is partnering with libraries across the country to bring American Sign Language learning to everyone? For one low price, your entire library community can access our award-winning ASL curriculum—from the library, at home, on the bus, or anywhere they have internet access. We even have a free app, so learning can happen on the go! ✔️ […]
Read MorePosted on Apr 18, 2025 by paul
ASLdeafined.com is homeschool-friendly and parent-approved! With self-paced lessons, engaging video instruction, and a built-in progress tracker, your child can learn American Sign Language anytime, anywhere. No prior ASL experience needed—our platform does the teaching for you! ✔️ 18,000+ video dictionary✔️ Themed lessons that match real-life topics✔️ Fun retention activities✔️ Trackable progress for each student✔️ Affordable yearly access Join the thousands of […]
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We have had a lot of people comment on regional signs and express an interest in more information on this interesting aspect of American Sign Language. Just like there are different forms of sign language in different countries, many areas in our country express things in varying ways. As the title of this entry suggests, […]
Read MorePosted on Oct 23, 2023 by HK Smith
Feeling discouraged with your ASL progress? Have a student who struggles to remember vocabulary? Convinced yourself that it’s too difficult to learn a new language at your age? Take comfort in the fact that basically 60% of signs are common or partial gestures that humans often use. See the story below created from combining several […]
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