Sector-specific

Spanish Sign Language

Inclusive Education 8 pm

Introduction

The sign language It is one of the most widely used forms of communication among deaf people. It is a language gestural, visual and spatial which has its own grammatical structure and differs from the spoken language of the countries where it is used. Through this training programme in Spanish Sign Language You’ll learn the basics of sign language, such as the parameters which define the sign, the components of a sign, the finger-spelling alphabet the deaf community, finger spelling, etc. You will also learn about the various thematic areas of Spanish Sign Language, such as proper nouns, the locations or shares, amongst other things.

Objectives

  • Use the sign language as a means of communication.

  • Distinguish between non-verbal communication and verbal communication.

  • To learn the characteristic features of the Deaf culture.

  • Learning the finger-spelling alphabet from the deaf community.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION AND BODY LANGUAGE AS APPLIED TO SIGN LANGUAGE.

TEACHING UNIT 2. NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION VERSUS VERBAL COMMUNICATION.

TEACHING UNIT 3. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE DEAF COMMUNITY.

TEACHING UNIT 4. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES ON DEAF PEOPLE.

TEACHING UNIT 5. THE DIVERSITY OF THE DEAF COMMUNITY.

TEACHING UNIT 6. THE CONCEPT OF THE DEAF COMMUNITY.

TEACHING UNIT 7. CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF DEAF CULTURE.

TEACHING UNIT 8. THE ASSOCIATION MOVEMENT OF DEAF PEOPLE.

TEACHING UNIT 9. BASIC ASPECTS OF SIGN LANGUAGE.

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