ASL

In an ASL class, students will learn how to communicate using their hands, facial expressions, and body language. They will also learn about the culture of the Deaf community and gain a deeper appreciation for diversity and inclusivity.

ASL classes for high school kids can be taught by a qualified and experienced ASL instructor who can create an engaging curriculum that includes interactive activities, games, and discussions. Students will have the opportunity to practice their new skills through role-playing, signing stories, and group discussions.

In addition to the improved language skills, students who take ASL classes can also benefit from improved communication skills, increased empathy, and a broader worldview. ASL can also be a valuable skill to have in various career fields, such as education, social work, and healthcare.