Welcome to Creative ASL Teaching. I have been a Secondary American Sign Language teacher for more than 20 years. Prior to that, I taught elementary school, mainly Kinder and third grade. I live in southern California with my husband (also a teacher), our two children, a feral cat named Lily, and our two Puggles. I have a passion for ASL and feel everyone should learn to communicate with others.
The thought of starting this blog has been with me for quite some time. The idea came to me because of the frustration I have experienced with the lack of resources, materials, and training available to American Sign Language teachers. It is my hope that I can help other teachers by sharing my journey in education, my failures in teaching, and my passion for ASL and Deaf culture.
My goals are to:
I hope you can find inspiration, creativity, and fresh ideas as you read this blog.
Incorporating logic puzzles into a world language classroom can provide a unique and engaging way to help students build language skills while developing critical thinking
The game “Keep Talking” is a fun and engaging activity that promotes conversation, critical thinking, and collaboration among students. The game can be played with
This game could be called Mastering Vocabulary with The Marker Game. It is so easy and takes little to no prep to get ready. Read
