American Sign Language Dictionary-flexi
HarperCollins · Print & ebook · November 4, 1998
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- Who it’s for
- Parents, instructors, and students seeking an ASL reference
- Themes
- American Sign Language, Learning sign language, Communication using ASL
- Genres
- Sign Language, Dictionaries
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"An abridged edition of 'the most comprehensive and clearly written dictionary of sign language ever published.'" — Los Angeles Times Deaf since the age of seven, Martin L. A. Sternberg, Ed.D., spent most of his career working with deaf people. Inspired by his sign language teacher at Gallaudet University in Washington, DC, he devised this vital reference to help anyone learn to speak with their hands.
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A must for parents, instructors, and students, American Sign Language Dictionary includes everything you need to know to communicate clearly using ASL. This illustrated abridgment of the most authoritative reference book on sign language features more than 5,000 signs and 8,000 illustrations, as well as clear, detailed instructions to help you master each sign.
Who it’s for
- Parents, instructors, and students seeking an ASL reference
- Learners seeking illustrated instructions for ASL signs
Where it sits
| Sign Language | 91% |
|---|---|
| Dictionaries | 80% |
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- Sign Language
- Word Origins
- Dictionaries
- Thesauruses & Synonyms
- Authors
- Martin L. Sternberg
- Publisher
- HarperCollins
- Published
- November 4, 1998
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- American Sign Language · Learning sign language · Communication using ASL
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- Education Resources