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My name is Dr. Weiss. My training and expertise in Education, Educational Leadership, and Special Education with an emphasis in Curriculum and Development. I am currently working with the district in Broward County Florida. Over the past 7 years I have taught preschool ESE, and the LLD program at an Elementary School, Third grade,and AP Chemistry. I am pleased to be teaching Educational Leadership and Education classes as a faculty member at the University of Phoenix. Additionally I have been teaching American Sign Language at Palm Beach State College, Miami-Dade, UCF, and other Community Colleges as an adjunct at the university level for the past 10 years. I am a Doctoral Graduate from Nova Southeastern University, graduating class of 2008. I have taught at a title I school and am involved in building community involvement. I am part of the Education Foundation Grant committee, writing and adapting grants for my host facility related to the exceptional education population.
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ASL Topic-Comment Practice
American Sign language has its own grammatical system. ASL sentences are usually structured in a topic comment format. This page offers examples to practice the topic comment format.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language, Informational Text, Reading Strategies
American Sign Language Non-Manual Markers
Non-Manual markers are facial expressions in American Sign Language to indicate adverbial, adjectivial, verbs, and grammatical inflections. this worksheet offers the symbols, and example, and the explanation.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language, Informational Text, Vocabulary
American Sign Language Locating things Around the House Advance Lesson
This is an American Sign Language Advanced lesson. This lesson is usually introduced in an American Sign Language 2 or 3 class. This lesson describes key components to discussing locating things around your house with others. It includes vocabulary, Describing and identifying things, Descriptive classifiers, symmetrical and assymetrical signs, non-manual markers, instrument classifiers, general sequencing, perspective, patterns and textures, and an optional test.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Common Idiomatic Expressions Advanced Lesson
This is an American Sign Language Advanced lesson. This lesson is usually introduced in an American Sign Language 2 or 3 class. This lesson describes key components related to common idiomatic expressions. An idiom is a group of words that have specific meaning when used together. When the words are separated, the meaning of the words change. Included are 4 pages of examples.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Pronouns
American Sign Language uses pronouns words which stand for nouns in much the same manner as English uses them. Pronouns increase the efficiency of a language because speakers do not have to continually repeat the whole noun or noun phrase. Instead they can replace it with a pronoun. This handout explains pronouns in American Sign Language and provides examples.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Noun Verb Pairs
This handout explains what a noun verb pair is in American Sign Language. There are many nouns and verbs, which are related to each other in meaning and form. They will differ only in movement. The signs may have the same parameters for handshape, placement and orientation. This handout is for a student starting to learn American Sign Language.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Classifier Handshapes
This handout explains the different types of American Sign language Handshapes. Those included are Morphemes; Whole entity, surface, instrumental, depth and width, extent, perimeter-shape, and on-surface.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Complaining, Making Suggestions and Requests Advanced
This is an American Sign Language Advanced lesson. This lesson is usually introduced in an American Sign Language 2 or 3 class. This lesson describes key components for complaining, making suggestions, and requests. Included are extensive vocabulary components. Included is a worksheet role playing activity with multiple situations.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
american Sign Language Conceptually Accurate Signs
This worksheet explains the words we use in English and what American Sign Language Sign should be used as a Conceptually Accurate Sign.
An Example would be; English:make it on time ASL: arrive
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language, Vocabulary
ASL Basic Conversational prompts
Attached is a worksheet activity to assist with American Sign Language Basic Conversations. This is a fun activity the class can complete while aiding in American Sign Language development.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Talking about Routines Advanced Lesson
This is an American Sign Language Advanced lesson. This lesson is usually introduced in an American Sign Language 2 or 3 class. This lesson describes key components to talking about the routines in the day. It includes parts temporal sequencing, time concepts, WHEN v WHEN, types of numbers, vocabulary, and an interactive activity.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
ASL Agreement Verbs
Attached is a list of agreement verbs also known as directional verbs in American Sign Language.
K - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language, Vocabulary
American Sign Language Outlined History
This worksheet in an outline of important information regarding the History of American Sign Language.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Giving directions Advanced Lesson
This is an American Sign Language Advanced lesson. This lesson is usually introduced in an American Sign Language 2 or 3 class. This lesson describes key components to giving directions to others. It includes wh, y/n questioning, ordinal and cardinal numbers, pronouns, topic-comment structure, real world orientation, signer's perspective, spatial referencing, spatial agreement, common reference point, non manual markers, fingerspelled loan signs, pluralizing, and vocabulary involved with the top
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Glossing Practice
Glossing allows researchers to make notes of their language. Glossing translates English to American Sign Language and American Sign Language to English. This worksheet allows you to practice your skills.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign language Prepositions
In American Sign Language we sign prepositions that tell where by indexing to the location. This worksheet describes prepositions that show where, what, which, how, and when.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Facial Expressions
This handout describes a variety of different facial expressions used to properly communicate in basic American Sign language. This is useful when first learning ASL. It is important to know when we use the different expressions so that you can be a visual communicator.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
American Sign Language
Deaf History
This is a summary of American Sign Language's deaf history. It includes facts about Gallaudet and the beginning of American Sign Language.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
American Sign Language
American Sign Language Components
This handout describes all of the components of American Sign Language. The components include the definitions in a nice, clear outlined easy to read handout for beginning American Sign Language Students.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
American Sign Language
Getting ready for Kindergarten PPT
This PowerPoint is an overview of what is covered in the Kindergarten Curriculum. It's goal is to inform parents who have children entering Kindergarten. The slides answer many parent related questions about starting school, and what is expected of the child. It offers suggestions for snacks and at home activities.
Kindergarten
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Experience
My name is Dr. Weiss. My training and expertise in Education, Educational Leadership, and Special Education with an emphasis in Curriculum and Development. I am currently working with the district in Broward County Florida. Over the past 7 years I have taught preschool ESE, and the LLD program at an Elementary School, Third grade,and AP Chemistry. I am pleased to be teaching Educational Leadership and Education classes as a faculty member at the University of Phoenix. Additionally I have been teaching American Sign Language at Palm Beach State College, Miami-Dade, UCF, and other Community Colleges as an adjunct at the university level for the past 10 years. I am a Doctoral Graduate from Nova Southeastern University, graduating class of 2008. I have taught at a title I school and am involved in building community involvement. I am part of the Education Foundation Grant committee, writing and adapting grants for my host facility related to the exceptional education population.
Additional biographical information
In second grade it was discovered that I have a Learning Disability. At that time, they did not know a lot about the exceptionality. They informed my parents that I would most likely not graduate High School. With determination, hard work, and perseverance from my parents and within, I did graduate and went to The University of Central Florida under disabilities. After completing my B.S. degree in Learning Disabilities K-12, I went to Gallaudet University in Washington D.C. There I received my M.S. degree in Deaf Education. I later went a step further and completed my doctoral degree in Education with an emphasis in Special Education Curriculum and Development. I can offer personal experience and the “yes you can” attitude of completion of college and future success.
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