ASL 3- Doorbuster: Ask someone what they are doing on their day off Monday (and also answer the question)  Welcome ASL 3! Today: 1. Political signs- study… 2. Political signs- test (when you are ready) 3. Grades- I am adding 3 daily grades today. Tests are in! Reminder: Tuesday is the LAST day for any signing time and/or test retakes! (before school)

ASL Today: Written doorbuster; comp ASL Today: Written doorbuster; comp. books checked (exam grade); (Tuesday- last day for any re-takes/signing time!) Please copy questions #1-#11 and leave room for answers (from a future video): 1. I. King Jordan was Gallaudet’s first Deaf president, in how many years (of existence)? ________ 2. The peaceful rally took a drastic turn when it became a ___________ 3. This was because of the announcement that the Board had chosen a _____ woman. 4. Monday, March 7, 1988, the students took control of what? ___________ 5. The Board refused the student demands, so they left to their first march (where?)_____ 6. The child signed that Zinzer did not know ___________ and had no experience with deaf people. 7. March 13, 1988- a ____________ person was chosen as President! 8. In the sit down interview after the protest was over, does I. King Jordan sign and talk at the same time (yes or no)? _______ 9. In this interview, he says his message is important and is what? That Deaf people can do _________________. 10. In April 1989, Gallaudet celebrated 125 years since who signed their charter? ___________________________________ #11---Think about it (not from the video)- write out your answer, not just ABCD : 11. Why did the Deaf crowds make so much noise in the protest? A) they were so angry (noise happens naturally when signing sometimes) B) to have an effect on the hearing people C) both A and B D) none of the above