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Download full textWilcox, Sherman – 1989
A discussion focusing on whether American Sign Language (ASL) should be accepted in fulfillment of university foreign language requirements attempts to dispel misconceptions about the language; and to show that ASL can provide the same benefits as the study of more traditional foreign languages, including the opportunity to communicate in another…
Descriptors: American Sign Language, Cultural Education, Curriculum Design, Deafness
