Frequently Asked Questions

Is Master ASL! for high school or college?

Master ASL! Level One was successfully piloted at high schools, community colleges, and college/universities. It is designed to meet the needs of ASL teachers and students at any level.

When will Levels 2 - 3 be available?

Level Two is currently in development. Level Three will follow shortly after.

What can teachers and students expect?

Level One is a rigorous curriculum designed to provide a solid foundation in ASL skills and provide the cultural knowledge necessary to use the language appropriately in the Deaf community.

What makes Master ASL! different?

No longer do teachers have to mix and match information from a variety of sources. Master ASL! is an all-in-one textbook that meets modern foreign language standards and expectations. The step-by-step approach reduces learner frustration, ensuring maximum progress. Master ASL! was developed with the hearing student in mind, focusing on common weaknesses, traditional areas of difficulty, and other factors to provide a user-friendly ASL learning experience.

What kinds of standards does Master ASL! meet?

Master ASL! adheres to the standards developed by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL), known as the 5 C's. Futher, stringent state standards based on ACTFL are also addressed within the curriculum.

I don't have a DVD player. Is there a VHS tape available?

Through special order only. Since DVDs provide exceptional clarity and search functions that VHS does not, the Master ASL! series relies on this technology only. However, you may contact Sign Media, Inc. to request a VHS tape for an additional fee.

Is training on Master ASL! available?

Yes. Contact Sign Media, Inc. to learn how to host a training, or check the Workshops page for training opportunities around the country.

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