Marissa Lopez sat in a Del Mar College classroom and learned how to sign the word T-shirt. Lopez, 21, was one of about 20 people who have been gathering in the room every Tuesday to learn American ...

The “terrible twos” may be a thing of the past: Nowadays, parents and their young children can learn how to interact effectively. Communication is the key, according to Joanna Ziegler, a Rifle mother ...

There were a few butterflies earlier this month when a group of Houston Community College students gave a special presentation of Annie. For most, performing was a new experience. The sign-language ...

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The emotionality of ASL can free you from the trap of precision. By Hannah Seo When I arrived on the second floor of a commercial building in Manhattan for my first sign-language class, a man took one ...

Evelyn Lairsey, a new student in Jennifer Martin's American Sign Language class, concentrates on a sign during a front of class demonstration. Lairsey described the experience of learning signing in ...

SALISBURY — If you step into a third grade class at Salisbury Academy, you may see silent communication mixed in with all the noise. The school has integrated American Sign Language into the ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Every parent knows the pleasures of having a baby, but they can also relate to the frustrations. For example, not knowing exactly what your baby wants, feels or needs can pose ...

In Danielle Bowler’s class, it’s almost silent. You can hear the light sounds of footfalls, desks creaking and the occasional muffled giggle. The silence isn’t typical of a high school classroom, not ...

FARGO - Evalynn Ladbury was turning away from her food, but she wasn't done eating. Her dad, Jared Ladbury of Fargo, didn't know what his 8-month-old daughter wanted until she showed him the American ...

BROOKFIELD — Students taking the high school’s new American Sign Language class this fall won’t have a teacher—at least not in the traditional sense. The class, which 100 students had signed up for, ...