1. March 25

2. Welcome ASL 1– (15 min.) Doorbuster- please copy all notes below: There are many careers where you can use ASL. First, signing in your business or as an employee: ASL is the 4 th most used language in this country, so any business will have more clients when employees have the ability to sign. Second, become an interpreter: interpreters are in high demand, even in this slow economy. There are close to 90 interpreter job openings in Texas schools alone! Interpreter training programs are at TCC, and most other community colleges. Third, major in ASL to become an ASL teacher, or learn ASL to become a great Deaf Education teacher: there are about 4 universities in this country that allow you to major in ASL and earn a 4-year college degree in ASL. Lamar University in southeast Texas is one of them (they also do interpreter training). Finished? Copy the signs to the right (or sign with someone)---

3. ASL 1- Doorbuster (15 min.) Activity: – -Substitute choice – Or, Written MASL! Assignment (you will not finish the entire assignment today- if you are working quietly the entire time, as noted by the substitute, you will be able to finish another day for full credit- still turn it in to the substitute today) Video for WSQ Reflection- Deaf people do have interesting jobs- Part 2 (9:23) Ticket Out

4. Welcome ASL 2- Short Doorbuster- please copy notes below: The sign LICENSE= palm out, two hands, “L” handshapes, thumbs touching, then pulled apart The sign CERTIFIED= same as LICENSE, but with “C” handshapes Finished? Please copy signs to the right, or sign with someone…

5. ASL 2 Doorbuster Activity: sign comprehension--watch ASLOnline videos (links on my website) View video sentences-translate in your comp. books- or if you did not understand it, at least write the signs you did catch Self-assess: did you get them right? If not, due to vocabulary (=study signs)? Signing fast (=need more practice watching video signing)? Write any signs you did not know- so you know to learn them! shhh, 100% for trying. If a video does not already have a translation, I will provide one when I return (many of these do give you translations). Ticket Out

6. Welcome ASL 3 Doorbuster: How was your weekend? Ask 3, answer 3 (in ASL, as always, of course ) Activity: – -Focus on projects today – If you are finished, or cannot work on yours in class, then play a game – hot potato, charades, or any of your choice WSQ Reflection video link (on website)-watch sample signs from around the world, and sign about it (no writing required) Ticket Out