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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YPycXtScTiHZG8YljtHgb79-o3q1zduu4eBPHJMaApY/edit?usp=sharing

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Make Up Labs!

Fall ‘23 ASL Website

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ASL 202 - Lab 1

Introductions

Please type your name and student ID into the chat for attendance

Can-Do Statements

• I can share information about myself.

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• I can identify the main idea and key information in short straightforward conversations.

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• I can exchange information in conversations on familiar topics.

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3 Ps!

Products: Sharing personal information in sign language and applying correct use of facial expression and sentence structure.

Practices: Using a list of relevant information to introduce themselves and playing a game to get to know one another further by asking questions and using the correct corresponding facial expressions.

Perspectives: When asking a yes, no, or rhetorical question the correct facial expression is to raise your eyebrows where as when asking an open ended question you furrow them.

Vocabulary Review

• Major/minor
• Nursing
• Education
• Psychology
• Math

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Introductions

• Name
• Major/minor
• Home Town
• Favorite Hobby
• What’s one fun thing you did over break?

In breakout rooms, chat for 5 minutes (using ASL). Talk about whatever you want!

Kahoot

• Type Kahoot.it into your phone (preferred) or web browser�
• Type the code that your lab instructor gives you

• The questions will be on this screen, not your own!

Activity

• Spin the wheel and land on a topic. If you land on “animals” you can choose someone and ask them a question about animals: 
• “What is your favorite animal?”
• “What kind of pets do you have?”

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• The next person spins the wheel.

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• Stay away from yes or no questions. You should feel comfortable using open-ended questions and be able to build upon your partner’s answer.

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Wrap Up Questions

• What are you most excited for this semester?

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• Are you planning to continue to get your minor in ASL?

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• Any questions/concerns about lab hours?

Deaf Culture

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Games are a fun activity across all cultures, even for the Deaf! When picking a game to play in the company of a Deaf person, it is important to consider its accessibility. Bingo is one of many games that are inclusive for the Deaf Community.

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Can-Do Statements

• I can share information about myself.

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• I can identify the main idea and key information in short straightforward conversations.

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• I can exchange information in conversations on familiar topics.

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