How to Use ASL In The Classroom (Learn 25 Signs)

The video explores the practical uses of sign language in classrooms, highlighting its benefits for communication, especially for special needs students. It introduces basic and advanced signs, providing a visual learning experience. The video also demonstrates practical sentences for classroom use, promoting quiet and effective communication.

How can sign language be used for quick communication in schools?

• By writing notes to each other.

• By using hand signals for every word.

• By speaking loudly across the room.

• By using signs for common requests like 'water' or 'bathroom'.

What is one benefit of using sign language with special needs students in the classroom?

• It makes the classroom more colorful.

• It allows for immediate response to their needs.

• It increases the noise level in the classroom.

• It helps them learn new languages.

What does the sign for 'pay attention' resemble?

• A clapping motion.

• A pointing finger.

• Horse blinders narrowing the view.

• A waving hand.

Which letter is used in the sign for 'bathroom'?

• T

• H

• B

• W

What is the gesture for the sign 'help'?

• A hand waving.

• A fist on the palm.

• A hand lifting another hand.

• A finger pointing upwards.

How is the sign for 'principal' described?

• A clapping motion.

• A pointing finger.

• A waving hand.

• A twisted P on a rock.

What is the sign for 'office' based on?

• The shape of a book.

• A pointing finger.

• A waving hand.

• The shape of a room with O hands.