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Angela A.
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Speaks English, American Sign Language -
Communications Sciences & Disorders from University of Florida -
Awarded Best of Georgia from Georgia Business Journal
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You will learn the fundamentals of ASL in a fun and engaging format. I take the time to explain “the whys” of this language.
About Angela
Angela graduated from the University of Florida with her B.A. in Communication Sciences & Disorders (Speech Language Pathology & Audiology). While at UF, Angela was a member of the Signing Gators Club and volunteered countless hours working with deaf, hard of hearing and special needs children and a
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Ariel L.
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Speaks American Sign Language, English, Spanish -
ASL Interpreter from South Texas College -
Teaching since 2017
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Hello, my name is Ariel and I am excited to be ASL teacher. I am immersed in the ASL language everyday as an Interpreter which has allowed me to become fluent. With experience in medical, educational, and teaching settings, I have learned the best and most effective ways to learn this language.
Why should you take lessons with me?
First, I work at the pace of the student, consider your goals, and your strengths/ limitations. Every lesson will be custom-made for you only. Second, I have received training and teachings from professors and interpreters from College and Universities. So, I am trained to be familiarized with different settings and subjects, such as medical, educational, astronomy, computer/technology, and law.
I am dedicated to teach ASL to every student ready to learn. I am very eager to teach you this extremely unique and amazing language. I am also excited to meet you and begin our learning adventure! See you in class!
About Ariel
My name is Ariel. I am excited to be your teacher! Everyday, I am involved in ASL as a Sign Language Interpreter, which has allowed me to become fluent. I have received training on a College Level and a University level. I have worked with different settings or subjects such as medical, educational,
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William C.
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Speaks American Sign Language -
Doctor of Education/Educational Leadership from Universitiy of Southern California -
Teaches students 16 to 75
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Taught American Sign Language (ASL) full-time and part-time (nights) for 39 years, just recently retired from full-time teaching. I have primarily used Signing Naturally (SN) workbooks, all levels. I have also used Learning American Sign Language (LASL).
Currently, I am teaching Deaf Culture as an online course at San Diego Mesa College.
I have been using ASL since I was 4 years old and I have attended California School for the Deaf, Berkeley (Fremont) and Riverside. I have received valuable experience from Deaf peers of Deaf parents, Deaf adults and Deaf leaders. In this sense, I am a native user of ASL and ASL Fingerspelled Signs.
Graduated from Gallaudet College (University) in Washington, D.C. with a B.S. in Business Administration. I received two Masters degrees from California State University, Northridge, one in Deaf Education and the other in Educational Administration. I received my Doctoral degree in Educational Leadership from University of Southern California ...
About William
Greetings ASL students!! I am excited to teach ASL to all of you. In Fall 1979, I began my full-time teaching career at Blair High School in Pasadena Unified School District teaching Deaf/HH students in various subjects. In Spring 1980, I was an adjunct teacher teaching ASL at Pasadena City Coll
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Serfirys V.
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Speaks American Sign Language -
Teaching since 2004 -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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Online American Sign Language Teacher
Do you want to learn how to communicate with the Deaf? Are you intrigued by the use of sign language? Come learn with me. I am Deaf and I use American Sign Language. My brother is also Deaf, so we grew up using ASL together and at school. I have been teaching online for the past 5 years, and I love teaching others how to improve their communication skills in ASL. Sign language is one of the most expressive languages, have you seen an interpreter recently on the new? Have you noticed how fast they move their fingers, and make a variety of facial expressions. I can help you, no matter what level of ASL you know, I want to help you make progress and become fluent. I have a toddler and he is learning ASL, if he can, you can! See you in the classroom!
About Serfirys
My name is Serfirys, my sign name is SF on the side of the chin. I am originally from Dominican Republic but I have been living in New York City for the past two years with my wife and young son. I have been teaching ASL for about fifteen years, and it is one of the things I enjoy, seeing others lig
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Melissa S.
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Teaches students 5 and up -
Education from Marlton School -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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I am deaf! This is my language. I am able to paint pictures of vivid color and meaning with my hands. I love teaching as well and am thrilled when people want to learn ASL. I have been teaching ASL for over 10 years. I use many different ways to help students understand and remember what they learn. Lessons with me will be fun and interesting!!
About Melissa
I'm Deaf and ASL is my primary language. I have tutored many people in learning Deaf culture. I also have experience in tactile with Deaf Blind and talking to those who are Deaf with low vision. I love helping people learn about the Deaf community and teach them to be able to communicate with those
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Chelsy K.
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Speaks American Sign Language -
Teaching since 2016 -
Teaches Beginner, Intermediate
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Experienced teacher with 9 years of practice in the language and over 5 years of tutoring. Comfortable teaching ages 4 and up, as well as deaf or hard of hearing individuals. I'm very aware that everyone has different reasons for learning this beautiful language. I have tutored individuals who are late deafened, non verbal, selective mutism, those who want to learn Baby Sign Language, and others who want to become fluent at a conversational level. Each lesson is tailored to the goals and needs of the individual student. When you sign up with me you also gain access to my personal resource library where I have a multitude of resources for vocabulary, grammar, Deaf Culture, ASL stories, and much more that you can view at your own leisure. Come sign with me!
About Chelsy
I started my own American Sign Language journey in 2012 where I found a passion for the language and the culture. Since then I have been studying, tutoring, learning, and using the language in several different avenues of my life. During my lessons I incorporate the history of this language along wi
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American Sign Language, or ASL, is recognized as an official language for Deaf communities in much of North America. Using expressions, gestures, and hand and body movements, the language helps those who are deaf or hard of hearing to communicate. The American School for the Deaf contributed to the development of the language in the early 1800s in New England. From there, it spread to other schools. Today, people study and learn ASL all across the United States and in some areas of Canada.
Learning this language is not reserved for those with hearing loss. In fact, many learn ASL so they can communicate with other members of their community. Just as with getting to know any other language, studying ASL can expand your knowledge and skill set. It is both a challenging and rewardi
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Do you want to learn the American Sign Language online? If yes, then you’ve come to the right place. Taking private American Sign Language courses online with a TakeLessons Certified™ tutor will help you learn this language. ASL lessons online can accelerate your progress, increase enjoyment, and improve every beginner's chances of becoming an expert speaker. It's easy, it's affordable, and it works. And the best part? You can learn the language wherever you want as long as you have an internet connection.
Why Take Online Lessons for Sign Language?
When you sign up for ASL lessons online, you will learn how to communicate using your hands and expressions. Just like learning any other kind of language, you will begin with the basics and slowly advance to more complicated concepts. If you are a beginner, your private instructor will start with simple words and phrases. You will learn to introduce yourself and ask questions using the appropriate signs.
However, if you already have some ASL knowledge, your online teacher will assess your level and accommodate accordingly. For those with an ASL foundation, you will find an instructor who can take your skillset to the next level. Wherever you are in your ASL journey, your instructor can help.
The Benefits of Taking American Sign Language Courses Online
Our ASL teachers work with students of all ages: kids, teenagers, adults, and even seniors. Your teacher covers all aspects of ASL, such as the alphabet signs, the vocabulary, the grammar, the sentence structure, the geographical variations, and more. They can offer you advanced techniques and tips, and help you develop good practice habits, in order to maximize your learning experience, and achieve your goals faster.
When you sign up for online lessons for sign language, you receive one-on-one instruction. Your private teacher will provide you a customized learning experience. You can ask questions and learn at the speed that best works for you. With personal attention and support, you will be well on your way to mastering ASL.
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Whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced student, our instructors come from a variety of backgrounds, making it easy to find the perfect match for your interest and skill level. Each instructor's specialties are listed in their profile, along with details about their background, photos, student feedback and lesson availability. Read each instructor’s profile and reach out with any questions you may prior to choosing your preferred tutor.
Students taking online classes can learn at their own convenience, enjoy better rates, and choose from a wider selection of ASL teachers nationwide. If you've ever taken language classes over Skype, you'll enjoy using our interactive TakeLessons Classroom. You can take online lessons for sign language anywhere you have access to the internet. Use your computer’s web camera or sign on with your smartphone. Learn from your living room or practice on your front porch. Our lessons provide you with the ultimate convenience and flexibility.
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