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Ms. Rebecca Mallory
Welcome to American Sign Language! I teach American Sign Language 1 & 2, as well as sponsor ASL Club and ASL Honor Society. I am an SFA Lumberjack, with a degree in Deaf Education, passionate about ASL and Deaf culture, and I love teaching here at Jasper High School! It’s my sincere hope that a true appreciation is gained for such a beautiful language and culture. Go Jasper Jags!
American Sign Language (ASL) is an integration of expressive and receptive skills with emphasis on fingerspelling, numbers, glossing, signs, phrases and sentences at the beginning level. Please note that ASL is NOT English. The Deaf have their own culture, and their language has its own syntax, grammar, and rules. This course will provide students with information on general usage of signs and grammatical structure for simple and complex sentences, as well as introduce them to the culture of the Deaf.
Contact Information:
rebecca.mallory@pisd.edu
469-752-7400Ext: 37498
Course Information
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1st: ASL 1
2nd: ASL 1
3rd: ASL 1
4th: Conference
5th: ASL 2
6th: ASL 2
7th: ASL 2
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Google Classroom Codes:
1st Period
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2nd Period
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3rd Period
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5th Period
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6th Period
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7th Period
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Online Class/Video Chat Expectations
Posted by Rebecca Mallory on 8/5/2020Online Class/Video Chat Expectations:
Be Prepared
Presentation
Speaking
Be on time.
Find a quiet learning place without distractions.
Have your materials ready.
Keep your camera on and still.
Check your surroundings.
Dress appropriately.
Stay on mute.
Raise your hand to speak/ask a question.
Stay on topic when speaking.
Participation
Be Respectful
Use Signals
Be focused.
Pay attention.
Be an active participant.
Be respectful with your words, actions, and content (work you share with the class).
Thumbs up = OK
Thumbs down = No
Raised hand = Question
? in chat = Question
! in chat = Comment