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ASL I   $110 ($90 for class + $20 for book) Maximum 30 students.

Level One is an introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) grammar and vocabulary, Deaf culture, equipment and devices.

This course covers the first half of the course book.

PLEASE RSVP SO THAT SPOTS CAN BE RESERVED. 

Join us as we tour Amish farms on a horse drawn carriage in Ethridge, TN. We will begin with an Amish lunch at the Red Rooster at 11:00 a.m. Our tour begins at 1:00 p.m.

Transportation is not included, but carpooling is encouraged! Travel time is about 1.5 hours from Hermitage (Emmanuel Lutheran Church).

Directions: Take I-65 South to exit #46 (US-412/TN-99/Bear Creek Pike). Turn right. This road turns into US 43-S. Continue for 38 miles.

This is not your typical webcast. This is going to be a horse of a different color. We are dissecting idioms, showing their English presentation and their ASL interpretation.This webcast includes demonstration, discussion, interaction, and practicum.

Presenters: David W. Hylan, Jr., Wendi Coker, Earl Harden

Last day to register is Wednesday, May 8, 2013.

0.3 PS RID CEU's Available to those that qualify.

Computer requirements:
High speed internet
Sound
Most recent version of Adobe Flash Player

Meat and drinks will be provided but please bring a side dish or dessert to share.   

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