This recording will show you how to recognize 100 signs and implement them in your practice immediately.
Jill Eversmann – Using Sign Language with Pediatric Patients
KEYS TO SIGN SUCCESS
- A brief history of ASL
- Basic rules for creating signs
- Sign up for the benefits
- 25 signs
- Manual alphabet
- Signing vs. spelling
- Proper names, initialized signs, describing sign formation
LAB
- ASL using songs
- Demonstration Video
- Interactive sign review
- Interactive review of the manual alphabet
- Spelling skills
KEYS TO SIGN IN EARLY INTERVENTION
- 25 signs
- Numbers 1-10
- Where and how to start
- Contraindications and indicators
- Signing with young children
- Eye contact, greetings, and attention skills
- Additional language and speech skills
- Reduce the number and frequency of tantrums
KEYS TO SUCCESS FOR THERAPISTS, HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS, & EDUCATORS
- 25 signs
- Numbers 11-20
- For professionals, signing specifics
- SLPs
- AAC system
- Language skills that are both expressive and receptive
- Fair to the poor: Improving communication in speech understanding is fair
- Reduce auditory stimulation
- OT/PTs
- Specific activities
- Visual representations of motor actions and descriptive words
- Behavior programs
- Early Interventionists/Educators
- For educators, there are specific signs
- Cognitive concepts from an early age
- Second language
- Visual schedules, classroom management
- Supporting behavior programs
- For children who struggle to hear
- Healthcare Providers
- Healthcare providers should be aware of these signs
- Signs of social interaction
- Communicating basic needs and wants
- SLPs
LAB
- Video
- Examine the signs
- Practice in small groups
BENEFITS OF ASL
- This course covers a range of learning styles
- Motor memory, diminished auditory input, multi-Modality
- Eye contact and attention are improved
- Other signing systems have no benefits
LAB
- Interactive sign review
- 100 signs
- Manual alphabet
- Numbers
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Description:
This recording will show you how to recognize 100 signs and implement them in your practice immediately.
Sign language isn’t only used by the Deaf community; it is often used by children with General speech and language disorders and disorders, developmental delays (CAS), autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome and hearing loss. Communication is possible in one effective way with This population speaks sign language. However, many don’t have time to become fluent in American Sign Language (ASL). Instructor Jill EversmannWe are here to help! This recording will teach you how to recognize and show 100 signs.-How to incorporate them in your practice right away.
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Course Features
- Lectures 1
- Quizzes 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 181
- Assessments Yes