Teaching ASL:
Research papers
Tip: When assigning
research papers be sure to include some provision for what the student is
personally interested in studying.
For example, I ask my students to decide what they are passionate about and
then do a paper on that topic as it relates to ASL or the Deaf Community.
Here is a reaction from a typical student (posted to his "research blog.")
An ASL 1 student writes:
"I had every intention of procrastinating on this assignment
(technically I am procrastinating, it is the middle of November!), I
was going to wait till the last minute to work on this, just like my
other assignments for other classes. I looked at the assignment (for
the first time) on lifeprint.com yesterday and did a quick google
search on my favorite topic (BICYCLES and CYCLING) + deaf culture
and was totally shocked at the amount of information available! For
the first time I'm excited to work on a research assignment earlier
than the day before it's due!!"
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