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~ Guide, Generate, Go ~ ASLRT Mission Statement The purpose of National ASLRT is to provide a place for PreK-12 ASL professionals and administrators to address best practices and issues related to ASL as a content subject in the areas of language development, curriculum, instruction, and assessment for deaf and hard-of-hearing learners in PreK-12 educational settings. 
 Required Opening Session

“ASL and Deaf Children: Language Planning Toolkit for ASL Professionals”
The content of the training will cover the evolution of ASL instruction in PreK-12 Deaf Education, roles of ASL professionals, examples of instructional activities, and a checklist of steps necessary to implement ASL as content subject. This is a requirement for those who are attending the ASLRT. 

ASLRT Participants The American Sign Language Roundtable is designed for ASL professionals working with deaf and hard-of-hearing learners such as ASL teachers, ASL specialist, ASL curriculum coordinators, ASL/English bilingual specialists, school administrators, linguists and ASL researchers working in PreK-12 educational settings. Contact Us
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ASL RoundTable Fall 2011
Tucson, Arizona November 9 to November 12, 2011
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ASDB CAMPUS TOUR Wednesday, November 9th 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM Interested? Contact Ava Crowell- Ava.Crowell@asdb.az.govmailto:Ava.Crowell@asdb.az.govshapeimage_9_link_0
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