Spanish Sign Language

In this class the student learns the Spanish Sign language at an introductory level as described in the following points:

- Learning the dactyl alphabet. Practice signing first with words, to later be able to continue practicing signing short paragraphs.

- Using a basic lexical repertoire related to basic personal information and specified situations, correctly articulating the signs and identifying their components.

- Producing some simple and prepared statements that are grammatically correct and are coherent with basic linking words. Students will be able to:

- Introduce themselves and say goodbye, respecting the social norms in sign language.

- Provide physical descriptions and provide basic information about themselves, family or place of residence.

- Ask for and provide simple directions, locations, and information about the time and date.

- Recognizing and understanding simple phrases, vocabulary and short, clear and slowly articulated signs about daily life aspects such as:

- Personal information (family relations, work, studies).

- Directions, location, time and dates. .