• ASL Weekly Mix is an ongoing online course consisting of unique lessons designed to improve YOUR sign language skills.
The video lessons are recorded from different locations around the world.
❤️ How does ASL Weekly Mix work?
• New sections of 10 lessons each are added from time to time.
• The lessons focus on improving signing, fingerspelling, and recognition skills.
• Students will receive an email when a new section becomes available.
❤️ How do the lessons work? What is the overall flow?
• The majority of lessons follow the format outlined below.
• First, you'll be presented with a signing situation at regular speed.
• No rush. No hurry. Take your time. Have fun trying to figure out what is being signed. No penalty for guessing!
• If the signing is too fast, scroll down, and you'll see the same situation signed at a slower speed.
• Again, take your time. No need to hurry. Soak up the situation. Try to at least take a guess at what is being signed. You might surprise yourself with what you're able to intuitively understand.
• When ready, scroll down to the answer. The first answer will be at a slower speed. Make sure you're signing with me. Practice makes improvement!
• Next, you'll see ASL syntax vs English syntax. This is a great way to explore the similarities and differences between ASL and English.
• Scroll down further to practice signing with me at regular speed.
** Note: Keep in mind you can adjust the video speed (faster or slower) of any video in the course using the video settings. This is a great option for optimizing the experience to your specific learning style.
Yes. ASL Weekly Mix is included in the ASL Bundle at no additional cost.
❤️ Extra info about ASL Weekly Mix:
• Students will participate in signing activities designed to grow confidence, increase competency, improve communication clarity, and boost finger fluency.
• Students will receive an email notification when new sections are released.
• Each section is full of multiple lessons and exercises focused on improving signing, fingerspelling, and recognition skills.
• Students are presented with different scenarios and encouraged to take their time as they try to figure out what's being signed.
• Is the signing too fast? No worries. Simply scroll down to see it again at a slower speed.
• Kind of have an idea after watching the slower version but not exactly sure of what's being signed? No worries. Scroll down to see the answers and get practice signing with me at two (2) speeds.
• Students will be able to view and compare both ASL and English syntax for what is being signed.
• Students can leave comments, give feedback, and ask questions in the discussion section below each lesson.
• Students will build confidence and gain hands-on experience as they improve their skills and enhance their sign language journey.
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