is not just a homework assignment; it is a rite of passage. It marks the moment you stop translating English words into signs and start thinking in ASL space.
Signing Naturally 1011 is an ASL curriculum developed by Peggy L. Stohr and Myron W. Liden, two renowned experts in the field of Deaf education. The program is designed to teach ASL to beginners, focusing on the natural language and culture of the Deaf community. The curriculum is divided into 10 units, covering essential topics such as introductions, family, food, and shopping. signing naturally 1011
Are you currently studying Signing Naturally 1011? Share your biggest struggle with narrative storytelling in the comments below (or better yet, share a video of your CL:3 practice). is not just a homework assignment; it is a rite of passage
It isn't just about signs; it’s about Deaf Culture . The units teach "attending behaviors" (how to get someone's attention), the importance of eye contact, and the history of the Deaf community, ensuring students don't just speak the language, but respect the people who own it. Stohr and Myron W
The book is divided into six units, systematically moving from concrete survival skills to abstract narrative concepts:
In this unit, we will continue to explore the world of American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture. We will build on the skills and knowledge you gained in previous units, and dive deeper into the language and culture.