Master ASL - Level One

by Jason E. Zinza

Master Asl Package - Level Textbook and Student Companion (2 book set)

Genres: Textbooks, Read For School, Language

411 pages, Hardcover

First published February 15, 2006

Reviews

[mohamed nouari · Rating 5 out of 5]

Master ASL Level One with DVD is one of the better Textbooks I've had. It's very clear with lots of good explanations. Sometimes the diagrams on how to do a sign are a little hard to figure out though. But that's where the DVD is so useful. However, this textbook should be used like that: a textbook for a class. There are some things that need to be explained by a teacher, especially if the signs are different in the local dialect. But overall, it's a great ebook. It provides not just the signs for certain words, but also the proper grammatical phrasing, and even sections on Deaf culture.

What's a really nice bonus is I'll be able to use Master ASL - Level One (with DVD) same textbook for at least three classes, not just one class like most textbooks.

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[Bookich Store · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very thorough course, excellent for beginners. The DVD features numerous signers using different speeds of signing. something for everyone. I appreciated the insights on deaf culture.
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[Anthony Crouse · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ideal for beginners, this course is thorough and engaging. The DVD features diverse signers at varying speeds, offering something for everyone. The insights into deaf culture add depth. Don't miss out – grab the ebook and DVD now and buy it here Master ASL – Level One (with DVD)

[Lindsey Greer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great textbook!

[Ntjwtmc370 · Rating 5 out of 5]

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[Michael]

Of the ASL books I've glanced at, mainly in different class settings, this is by far the best one I've seen. Part history book, part etiquette manual, part instructional lessons, it's exceptionally thorough with introducing not only signs, but concepts and cultural markers within the Deaf community. Understandably, it's best digested in a classroom with a teacher already familiar with its contents, but even along it's highly worthy. The accompanying DVD is excellent.