LLAS Event
Sign language teaching methodology and sign language teachers’ trainingEvent date: 26 September, 2009
Location: The Hawthorns, University of Bristol
Why CEFR for sign languages? A description of the curriculumEvent date: 25 September, 2009
Location: Centre for Deaf Studies (Room 4F5, TBC), University of Bristol
British Sign Language: a modern foreign language?Event date: 9 January, 2009
Location: Room 1.20, Engineering Building, Malet Place, University College London
British Sign Language: A Modern Foreign Language? (Lancashire)Event date: 9 September, 2008
Location: Brook Building, Room 15, UCLan, Preston
Open meeting on less widely taught languages: projects and resources for teaching and learningEvent date: 15 January, 2008
Location: University of London, Senate House, Room N336
Materials Bank Item
British sign language: Photo story teaching materialsThese materials can be used for a range of BSL teaching, as students will be able to develop many features from using these in and outside of class. From looking at these pictures and signing the storylines, students are able to improve their BSL aspects, including Placement, Role shifting, Direction, Movement and Referencing. For more general BSL study, students are able to establish a better knowledge of Vocabulary, Classifiers, Handshapes and Sign order. Students studying at all levels of BSL are able to develop their BSL grammar and acquire better understanding of the topic-comment structure, several parts of aspect and manner such as speed, duration and intensity.
Project
Humbox
The Humbox is a humanities teaching resource repository jointly managed by LLAS.
