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Steve B. shared these with us via email a long time ago

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Categories of Signs for Higher Ed

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by Perry Zirkel

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Early Childhood

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Dept of H & W Manual of Resources for Their Reg V

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Dept of H & W Manual of Resources for Their Reg V

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Dept of H & W Manual of Resources for Their Reg V

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Elena Stamm and Deb Maxwell

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Emergency Remote Learning Ideas and Opportunities for DHH Students

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Free Books for Headshart and Developmental Preschoolers

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Free Books for Headshart and Developmental Preschoolers

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Free books for Head Start and Developmental Preschools

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Webinar Panel on April 22nd

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Being Deaf can feel Isolating.... Article

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Being Deaf can feel Isolating.... Article

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From the Huffington Post

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Being Deaf can feel Isolating_Huff Post Article

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updated on 4/13/2020

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Short, Simple List that could serve as a Reminder

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Activities, Crafts and Charts

Activities using American Sign Language (ASL) and Signing Time

We're thrilled to provide so many free resources that will help you incorporate sign language in your daily life. These activities will support the ASL signs you are learning from Signing Time, or simply give you and your little ones something new to do!

Coloring Books

It's coloring time with Alex and Leah! Print these free coloring pages.

Handy Crafts

You'll be amazed what two little hands can do! Check out these simple crafts that use tracings of your child's hands.

Signing Activities

Here are some great ways to use Signing Time as a catalyst for more learning and exploring. Fun for all ages! Learn about Signing Time activities.

Check out these Signing Activity Suggestions submitted by our fans.

Progress Charts

Our cool Progress Charts list all the signs taught in Signing Time Series One and Two, as well as Baby Signing Time. Check them off as you and your child(ren) learn each sign. Download them all

Chore Chart

Signs & Songs by Volume

See which signs, songs and extras are on Baby Signing Time, Signing Time, Potty Time, and Story Time.

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Sign Language (ASL) Activities - SigningTime

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We're thrilled to provide so many free resources that will help you incorporate sign language in your daily life. These activities will support the ASL signs you are learning from Signing Time, or simply give you and your little ones something new to do!

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Rehab At Home: Ling Six Sound Test | MED-EL

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for parents

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LSL Strategies | Materials| Hear to Learn

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Granny's New Camera

We're back on the beach and Granny has her new camera. Each player can take a turn holding a secret photo and telling the others where they should place the children.

available to members

available to members

Beach Fortune Teller

Do a little fancy folding and you'll have this fun Listen-and-Spell game to play with your friends and family.

available to members

available to members

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We're back on the beach and Granny has her new camera. Each player can take a turn holding a secret photo and telling the others where they should place the children. available to members available to members Do a little fancy folding and you'll have this fun Listen-and-Spell game to play with your friends and family.

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Center for Atypical Language Interpreting

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Center for Atypical Language Interpreting

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Center for Atypical Language Interpreting

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Mailing List

Northeastern University's American Sign Language and Interpreting Education Program was awarded a U.S. Department of Education Rehabilitation Services Administration grant for $2.1 million to build on the successes of the Center for Atypical Language Interpreting (CALI). The project addresses the growing demand for interpreters with specialized skills to serve Deaf and DeafBlind persons with atypical language.

The five-year project officially launched on October 1, 2021. Plans include expanding the reach of the Program of Study - comprised of facilitated online modules, practical application virtual experience, and supervised induction - to interpreters in 20 not-yet-served areas of the country. Teams of subject matter experts created content on interpreting with elder Deaf people whose language may be atypical due to aging and neurodegeneration, and immigrants whose first language is neither ASL nor English. Further, in response to needs expressed by CALI trainees, facilitators, and induction supervisors, we have deepened the language assessment, teamwork, and mentoring elements of the program. Self-directed online modules, with above-described content enhancements, and other stand-alone resources will be available to all interested stakeholders. Stay tuned to this website for more information.

The contents of this website were developed under grants H160D210001 and H160D160002 (ALN 84.160D) from the Department of Education. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. (Authority: 20 U.S.C. 1221e-3 and 3474.) The National Clearinghouse of Rehabilitation Training Materials (NCRTM) website is the central portal for accessing rehabilitation training resources. The site features robust search capabilities, a star quality rating system, enhanced usability and accessibility, and most importantly, new resources. Site content includes high quality training materials that cover a range of topics relevant to the rehabilitation and education communities. Additionally, while the clearinghouse focuses on current materials, an archive of NCRTM resources dating back to the 1960s will remain available.

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Northeastern University's American Sign Language and Interpreting Education Program was awarded a U.S. Department of Education Rehabilitation Services Administration grant for $2.1 million to build on the successes of the Center for Atypical Language Interpreting (CALI). The project addresses the growing demand for interpreters with specialized skills to serve Deaf and DeafBlind persons with atypical [...]

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Great Lesson Plans here for speaking and listening

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This padlet has a great section on LSL

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Remember Accessibility in the Rush to Online Instruction_ 10 Tips for Educators

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Checklist for Teaching Deaf Students Online

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Checklist for Teaching Deaf Students Online

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Can Students Request a Change of Accommodations?

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Can Students Request a Change of Accommodations?

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Can students request change of accommodations

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7 Tips for Online Learning_Deaf College Students

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5 Tips for Disability Service Professionals to Provide Accessibility in Online Classes

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5 Tips for Disability Service Professionals to Provide Accessibility in Online Classes

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5 Tips for Dis Serv to Provide Access Online Classes

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Screen too Dark?

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This has a tab for DHH accessibiity

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Virtual Field Trips, Activities, Experiences

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Virtual Field Trips, Activities, Experiences

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Virtual Field Trips Activities Experiences

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Pre Schoolers

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Pre Schoolers

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Science, Soc Studies, English

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LiveBinders

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This one is hard to follow

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This padlet is awesome too!

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This Padlet is great!

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Remote Interpreting PPT

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Mostly for Administrators

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How to Pin the Interpreter or Live Stream Captioning

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How to Pin the Interpreter or Live Stream Captioning

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How to Pin the Interpreter on live stream captioning

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Different database - you have to sift thru it yourself

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Different database - you have to sift through it yourself

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This is a different database. You will have to sift through it

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This is a different database. You will have to sift through it

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From US Dept of Ed

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For Administrators and Teachers

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List of on line Resources for Admin Teachers Etc

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For Deaf Adults

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Good Information Here

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Spanish Version

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English Version

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Checklist for Teaching D/HH Students Online

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Checklist for Teaching D/HH Students Online

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Temporary

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For kids

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Why you should ignore all that Coronavirus-Inspired Productivity

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Article_Why You Should Ignore All That Coronavirus

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NAIE Preparing Ed Interpreters for Distance Learning

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NAIE Preparing Ed Interpreters for Distance Learning

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Preparing Ed Int for Distance Learning_NAIE

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Memo of Guidance for Administrators_NAIE

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How to Pin the Interpreter for Live Screen Captioning

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How to Pin the Interpreter for Live Screen Captioning

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How to Pin the Interpreter on live stream captioning

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Can Students Request a Change of Accommodations?

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Can Students Request a Change of Accommodations?

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Can students request change of accommodations

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Turning on Captions; Making "Windows" easier to Hear

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Turning on Captions; Making "Windows" easier to Hear

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Turning on Captions and Making Windows Easier to Hear