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Learning American Sign Language (ASL) should be a compulsory subject in every American school. Do you want to introduce your students to this language that requires no sounds to be spoken? By showing them the basics of sign language, you make sure that your classroom is an inclusive place for deaf people. And not only that, ASL language has lots of different applications, too. For example, it enables communication in situations where there’s lots of noise, or emergency situations. Print these visual references that show the letters of the alphabet and start teaching this inclusive language!
Learning American Sign Language (ASL) should be a compulsory subject in every American school. Do you want to introduce your students to this language that requires no sounds to be spoken? By showing them the basics of sign language, you make sure that your classroom is an inclusive place for deaf people. And not only that, ASL language has lots of different applications, too. For example, it enables communication in situations where there’s lots of noise, or emergency situations. Print these visual references that show the letters of the alphabet and start teaching this inclusive language!
