Hello!

We upgraded our ASL Tips course. It's now called "ASL | 25+ Tips & Strategies + LOTS of Extra ASL Practice | American Sign Language".

We added over seven (7) hours of video content. That means more tips, more signing, more fingerspelling exercises, recognition exercises, matching activities, mini-lessons, inspiration, etc, etc.

Check out the preview pics below to take a peek at example activities. There's also a list of all the ASL Tips covered in this course.

Thanks for your time. Have a great day!

- Michael (Able Lingo Instructor)

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Class Title: ASL | 25+ Tips & Strategies + LOTS of Extra ASL Practice | American Sign Language

Class Length: 9 Hour 34 Minutes
# of Lessons: 195

Here's The Class Link

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USE THIS CLASS to level up your American Sign Language journey. First, explore and soak up the ASL Tips & Strategies mini course. It is a collection of over twenty-five (25) thoughts, tips, strategies, and examples designed to make your journey more exciting and fulfilling.

SOME TIPS may seem obvious and easy. Others will require more of a mindset upgrade. Either way, I urge you to embrace these tips and pieces of advice to improve your skills and have a more joyful American Sign Language journey.

BELOW is a list of the ASL Tips included in this class:

Tip #1 - Use Your Dominant Hand
Tip #2 - Mistakes Are Necessary
Tip #3 - Don't Sign Small Words
Tip #4 - Your Learning Style
Tip #5 - Left Handed Signers
Tip #6 - Adjust Video Speed
Tip #7 - Facial Expressions Are Key
Tip #8 - Clear Communication Not Speed
Tip #9 - Verb Tenses
Tip #10 - Hyphens & Concepts
Tip #11 - The Rest Position
Tip #12 - Staring At Hands
Tip #13 - Regional Signs
Tip #14 - Practice Makes Improvement
Tip #15 - Switch Pronouns With Names
Tip #16 - Sign With Me
Tip #17 - The Power Of Can
Tip #18 - The Power Of CAN'T
Tip #19 - The Power Of NOT
Tip #20 - Showing Intensity
Tip #21 - Fingerspelling Insurance
Tip #22 - Two Question Types
Tip #23 - Don't Conjugate Verbs
Tip #24 - Reuse ASL sentence structures
Tip #25 - Embracing Mistakes
Tip #26 - Use A Mirror
Tip #27 - Practice, More Practice
Tip #28 - Facial Expressions Are Essential
Tip #29 - When All Else Fails

AFTER you've absorbed the ASL Tips & Strategies mini course we have LOTS of “Extra ASL”. What is “Extra ASL”? Well, it’s a TON of additional ASL signing activities, fingerspelling exercises, matching signs activities, recognition quizzes, inspirational quotes, and more. The idea is to get LOTS of practice as we boost your signing and understanding skills in American Sign Language.

[Extra ASL] Learn Sentences Sign By Sign

[Extra ASL] Sign About A Dramatic Picture

[Extra ASL] Matching Exercises - Match 3 Words With Their Correct Signs

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Class Title: ASL | 25+ Tips & Strategies + LOTS of Extra ASL Practice | American Sign Language

Class Length: 9 Hour 34 Minutes
# of Lessons: 195

Here's The Class Link

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[Extra ASL] Understanding Quizzes + Full Explanations

[Extra ASL] Fingerspelling Tests + Practice In Sentences

[Extra ASL] 4 Part Fingerspelling Tests + Answers & Practice

[Extra ASL] Inspiring ASL Quotes & Questions

QUESTIONS:

What is the main focus of this course?

This course focuses on two parts: 1) learning ASL Tips & Strategies, and 2) getting LOTS of practice signing, fingerspelling, and using American Sign Language.

Do I need to have prior knowledge or experience with ASL before taking this class?

No. This course is designed to include complete beginners without any prior knowledge of ASL. All necessary signs are taught step by step in the course.

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Class Title: ASL | 25+ Tips & Strategies + LOTS of Extra ASL Practice | American Sign Language

Length: 3 Hour 3 Minutes

# of Lessons: 183

Here's The Class Link

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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:

Hello! My name is Michael. When I was three years old, my younger brother became sick with spinal meningitis. In the process, my brother became deaf with an almost complete hearing loss. This difficult situation provided a unique opportunity for my family and I to become fluent in American Sign Language (ASL). My brother was not sent away to a deaf or hard of hearing school. He grew up with us, his hearing family, and we were active in the deaf community.
As a police officer and federal investigator, I often used ASL to communicate with and serve the Deaf community. I decided to create ASL courses because it’s a useful and practical skill to have. Like learning any language, it opens your mind and creates the ability to communicate with a whole new group of people.

Sign. Smile. Be Delighted.

Able Lingo ASL

American Sign Language (ASL)

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