What You'll Learn
Learn the most-used ASL signs that make an immediate difference in classroom communication and inclusion for deaf and hard of hearing students
Master foundational signing techniques and hand shapes so you can confidently use ASL with your students from day one
Discover practical classroom strategies for implementing ASL into your daily routines, from greeting students to giving instructions
Get insider tips on how to create an inclusive environment that celebrates deaf and hard of hearing students' communication needs and strengths
Meet Your Instructor
Cynthia Long, National Interpreter Certification
With years of experience working with deaf communities and training educators, Cynthia brings passion and practical expertise to making ASL accessible for everyone—regardless of prior experience.
Why This Matters for Your Classroom
Having a deaf or hard of hearing student in your classroom shouldn't feel overwhelming. Many teachers and parents feel unprepared to communicate effectively, worried they'll say something wrong, or unsure where to even start. This live event changes that. In just one hour, you'll learn the essential ASL signs that open the door to real communication and belonging. You'll walk away with confidence, practical tools, and the knowledge that you're creating an inclusive space where every student can thrive. Whether you're a general educator, special education teacher, or parent, this session is designed specifically for you—no prior ASL knowledge required.
Don't Let Language Be a Barrier—Start Today
This free live event gives you everything you need to begin communicating in ASL with confidence. Your deaf and hard of hearing students deserve an educator who's willing to meet them halfway. Reserve your spot now—it's completely free. Join us on Tuesday, September 8th at 6 p.m. Central time
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