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American Sign Language

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Course Description

ASL-I introduces students to basic knowledge of the language as well as Deaf culture.

ASL-II continues building basic knowledge of the language and explores further into Deaf culture.

ASL-III continues building knowledge of the language and Deaf culture for intermediate students.

Keeping up with the vocabulary is a constant challenge. Students should plan to practice for a minimum of 30 minutes each day, outside of class. For the best results, study with a partner or in a group. (Teach someone else what you know!)

Please read the Class Expectations for further detailed information of each class and the rules for the Foreign Language computer lab..

About Me

Bachelor of Science Degree from Texas Christian University in Deaf Education

Associates Degree in Interpreting for the Deaf from Tarrant County Junior College

State certification in teaching ASL as a Foreign Language.

Nine years of teaching experience in the Deaf Education program at Little Elementary, Miller Elementary, and Young Junior High

Four years completed of teaching experience in the ASL program at Bowie High School.

I grew up in Arlington and graduated from Arlington High School.

I am married to a Bowie teacher. We have a beautiful five year old daughter and a very curious 2 year old boy.

My Schedule

      A Days                            B Days

1st - ASL-II                  5th - ASL-I

2nd - ASL-II                  6th - ASL-I

3rd - Conference            7th - ASL-II

4th - ASL-I                     8th - Conference

Contact Me
        School phone: (817) 472-4400

        School email:   rlaux@aisd.net
         Email is the most timely method.

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Tutoring Available

        MONDAYS 3:00-3:30
     (any other day by appointment)

Come to tutoring with a plan. Instead of coming in and saying, "I need help," come in saying, "I need help with ____."

Look ahead at your calendar. Don't wait until the last minute to get help.

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