American Sign Language teachers know that learning never stops. Language evolves, teaching strategies improve, and students’ needs change from year to year. Continuing education is not just a requirement for many educators—it is essential to staying effective, confident, and inspired in the classroom. This is where ASLdeafined plays a vital role in supporting ASL teachers at every […]
ReadmoreAmerican Sign Language (ASL) is one of the fastest-growing world languages taught in homeschool settings today. Families are choosing ASL not only as a foreign language option, but also as a way to build inclusion, communication skills, and cultural awareness. However, many homeschool parents face the same challenge: finding a complete, age-appropriate, and easy-to-use ASL […]
ReadmoreDid you know your local library can offer full American Sign Language (ASL) learning to every library cardholder at no cost to patrons? ASLdeafined is a comprehensive online ASL curriculum that many libraries are adding to their digital resource collections. Once a library subscribes, all cardholders receive unlimited access…whether they are learning from home or using […]
ReadmoreStretch & Flex Fine Motor Warm-Ups6. Piano Taps – Tap fingers on a surface like you’re playing piano keys.7. Coin Flips – Practice flipping a coin between your fingers.8. Rubber Band Expansions – Place a rubber band around your fingers and open your hand against resistance. Creative Movement9. Air Drawing – “Draw” shapes, letters, or […]
ReadmoreHearing loss is measured in decibels (dB) — the unit of sound intensity.The more decibels lost, the more severe the hearing loss. Hearing loss typically falls into these five categories: Degree of Hearing Loss Hearing Level (dB) Description Common Experience Normal Hearing 0–25 dB Can hear soft sounds like whispering and rustling leaves. No difficulty hearing everyday speech. […]
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