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ASL Role-shifting passing, throwing, and spilling

This free tutorial reviews ASL role-shifting passing, throwing, and spilling objects. This tutorial is great for intermediate ASL learners or those who want to expand their use of classifiers. This is also great for teachers looking for online materials to supplement lesson plans. Students can complete these during class or as homework.

Objective: To teach intermediate ASL learners how to effectively use role-shifting and classifiers to describe actions related to passing, throwing, and spilling objects.

Course Outline: ASL Role-Shifting and Classifiers for Passing, Throwing, and Spilling Objects

I. Introduction

• Course overview and objectives
• Importance of role-shifting and classifiers in ASL communication
• Explanation of how these techniques will be taught and practiced in the course

II. Vocabulary Building

• Introduction to new vocabulary related to passing, throwing, and spilling objects in ASL
• Practice exercises for new vocabulary acquisition and use in ASL

III. Role-Shifting

• Definition and explanation of role-shifting in ASL
• Video examples of role-shifting in ASL for passing, throwing, and spilling objects
• Practice exercises for role-shifting in ASL for passing, throwing, and spilling objects

IV. Classifiers

• Definition and explanation of classifiers in ASL
• Types of classifiers used for passing, throwing, and spilling objects
• Video examples of classifiers used for passing, throwing, and spilling objects in ASL
• Practice exercises for classifiers used for passing, throwing, and spilling objects in ASL

V. Combining Role-Shifting and Classifiers

• Explanation of how to use role-shifting and classifiers together to create a more nuanced and dynamic ASL narrative
• Video examples of role-shifting and classifiers used together for passing, throwing, and spilling objects in ASL
• Practice exercises for role-shifting and classifiers used together for passing, throwing, and spilling objects in ASL

VI. Review and Assessment

• Multiple choice quiz on the main content covered in the course
• Review of key concepts and techniques covered in the course
• Suggestions for continued practice and improvement in ASL communication

VII. Conclusion

• Summary of the course content and objectives
• Encouragement for continued practice and development of ASL skills
• Resources for further learning and practice in ASL communication.

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