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Master ASL Unit Five School Days Student Booklet Name: _________________________________

Unit Five Objectives  To improve conversation skills  To sign about school and school life  To identify and use the agent marker appropriately  To understand contemporary Deaf education options  To understand and use these classifiers: 1, 3  To tell lime and sign about time-related issues  Conceptually-Accurate Signing

Conceptually-Accurate Signing  Abstract vs. literal (what is the meaning/concept behind the sign)

Where do you go to school?

More…Where do you go to school? Fingerspell: Lab, pool

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Conversations…

Personnel

The Agent Marker: indicates a person who works as, or does, the meaning of the sign. Learn + Agent Marker = Student

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Education

Coursework

Computer Many variations… … and and… …and and…

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