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Lisa
M. Koch, AuD
Adjunct Professor, American Sign Language
Ohio University
W 235 Grover Center
Phone: 740-441-7579
Sorenson: 740-375-5472 Direct VP: 866-948-4912
Fall 2009 Office Hours: Monday through Thursday 9-10 AM
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Files
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What is it like to "hear" a hand? You have to be deaf to understand!
What it is like in a corner to stand,
though there's nothing you've done really wrong.
Other than try to make use of your hands
to a silent peer to communicate
a thought that comes to your mind all at once?
You have to be deaf to understand.
What is it like to comprehend
some nimble fingers that paint the scene,
and make you smile and feel serene
with the "spoken word" of the moving hand
that makes you part of the word at large?
You have to be deaf to understand.
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ASL 1 Files
Modals Parameters of a Sign Survival signs
ASL Continuum Comparative Translations: English, PSE and ASL
Components of a Sign Numbers 1 - 10 Grammar Practice
Fingerspelling Tips Numbers 11-20 "Deaf" or "deaf?"
ASL Gloss Numbers 21-30 Deaf Education
Fingerspelling Video Numbers 60 - 100 Deaf History Timeline
ASL History Numbers 100 - 1000 Sentence Types
Pronominalization Numbers 1000-1,000,000 ASL Dictionary
Introduction to Modals Introduction to Prosody Video Introduction to Prosody Power Point
Check out "A You're Adorable" in Sign
Language!
ASL 2 Files
ASL 3 Files
Last modified: Thursday, August 8, 2009