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| Credits: |
3 (3/0/0) |
| Description: |
This course focuses on advanced vocabulary, communicative functions and language techniques for effective expression of meaning and context of ASL. |
| Prerequisites: |
ASL1114 AND Grade of C or better in ASL1114 |
| Corequisites: |
(None) |
| Competencies: |
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Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Deaf people and ASL.
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Display an appreciation for the linguistic and cultural diversity of the Deaf community and ASL.
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Exhibit respect for the values and social customs of the Deaf community.
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Use American Sign Language (ASL) with grammatically correct sentence structure, fingerspelling, numbering systems, classifiers, and non-manual signals.
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Use appropriate transitions, conversational repair, and cohesive features.
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Use ASL for descriptive, expository, technical, and narrative dialogue at conversational and academic levels.
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Perform a self-assessment of their own signing skills and set goals for improvement.
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Apply techniques for managing the interpreting process.
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Behave in a professional manner, using professional communication strategies.
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Make appropriate target language choices.
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| MnTC goal areas: |
(N/A) |
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