Re: ASL Classes (resource)

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Emylie

My friend and ASL teacher recommends that site to us - I agree with

you that it is nice to see how the sign is actually used. I'm glad

you posted this.

For everyone else, http://www.ohsoez.com is a good resource for any

deaf event/class/theatre across the United States.

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:

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> > 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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