ASL Classes

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone! I know I havent posted lately, but I was wondering if

anyone knew of any ASL classes in the Southern California area-

something closer than Riverside? I took my 10 year old to the Lions

Camp for the week and realized that we NEED to learn to sign and pretty

quickly!

I felt soo terrible that I didnt know it. I suppose I have been in

denial thinking well, my son has one " good " ear so we are cool...NOT!!!

HELP!!!

[Guest guest]

There should be a lot of opportunity to learn ASL in So Cal. For

starters, if I recall, you're by Northridge, and there is a Deaf

Studies program there. There are lots of coffee nights in So Cal.

They are usually at the B and N , starbucks, or Borders. Also, go here:

http://www.gladinc.org/ (advocacy, info, referals)

and here:

http://www.ohsoez.com (for info on deaf events)

And dont' beat yourself up for not knowing sign. My Hayley went to the

same camp for years at wood and that is part of why I sent her,

to become more fluent in sign. You're really just starting out.

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> Hello everyone! I know I havent posted lately, but I was wondering if

> anyone knew of any ASL classes in the Southern California area-

> something closer than Riverside? I took my 10 year old to the Lions

> Camp for the week and realized that we NEED to learn to sign and

pretty

> quickly!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you soo much! I am goning to check all of these resources out and look a

little harder for some classes around!

maryemapa@...> wrote: There should be a lot of

opportunity to learn ASL in So Cal. For

starters, if I recall, you're by Northridge, and there is a Deaf

Studies program there. There are lots of coffee nights in So Cal.

They are usually at the B and N , starbucks, or Borders. Also, go here:

http://www.gladinc.org/ (advocacy, info, referals)

and here:

http://www.ohsoez.com (for info on deaf events)

And dont' beat yourself up for not knowing sign. My Hayley went to the

same camp for years at wood and that is part of why I sent her,

to become more fluent in sign. You're really just starting out.

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> Hello everyone! I know I havent posted lately, but I was wondering if

> anyone knew of any ASL classes in the Southern California area-

> something closer than Riverside? I took my 10 year old to the Lions

> Camp for the week and realized that we NEED to learn to sign and

pretty

> quickly!

>

>

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[Guest guest]

There is a nice Michigan State website I like to use as a reference

because each sign is in video so I can watch the right way to do it -

- the books can be difficult to understand exactly how my hand is

supposed to go.

http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm

There should be a lot of

opportunity to learn ASL in So Cal. For

> starters, if I recall, you're by Northridge, and there is a Deaf

> Studies program there. There are lots of coffee nights in So Cal.

> They are usually at the B and N , starbucks, or Borders. Also, go

here:

>

> http://www.gladinc.org/ (advocacy, info, referals)

>

> and here:

>

> http://www.ohsoez.com (for info on deaf events)

>

> And dont' beat yourself up for not knowing sign. My Hayley went to

the

> same camp for years at wood and that is part of why I sent

her,

> to become more fluent in sign. You're really just starting out.

>

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> > Hello everyone! I know I havent posted lately, but I was

wondering if

> > anyone knew of any ASL classes in the Southern California area-

> > something closer than Riverside? I took my 10 year old to the

Lions

> > Camp for the week and realized that we NEED to learn to sign and

> pretty

> > quickly!

> >

> >

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