10th Anniversary Update

WisASLTA workshop, awards banquet, and entertainment will be at Lake Lawn Resort in Delavan on Feb. 20 (rescheduled from Nov. 21).  Go to 10th Anniversary for details & registration form to be mailed by Feb. 5.

Volunteer for ASL Weekend?

Click on ASL Weekend Volunteer Form, complete, and mail by Feb. 16th.  For more info, email Scott Baughman at scottbaugh@charter.net.

Review of 2009: Goals of 2010

As 2010 begins, let’s take a moment to reflect on the main things that have been accomplished in 2009:
*We met the author of Master ASL!, Jason Zinza, on February 21, to get a brief overview of National Standards and Professionalism.
*WisASLTA members volunteered and presented for ASL weekend on May 1-3.
*Jason Zinza returned on August 10 [...]

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  WisASLTA is the Wisconsin Chapter of the American Sign Language Teachers Association. The goals of our organization are:
  - To provide an effective avenue for ASL and Deaf Studies teachers to exchange information on language and culture instructional methods, materials and evaluation techniques.
  - To give ASL and Deaf Studies teachers opportunities to develop their knowledge and skills through local workshops.
  -To maintain and update evaluation and certification standards and procedures for ASL teachers.
  


• "Sign Language is here to stay as long as we have deaf people, it is the noblest gift from God."
  George Veditz
  NAD President 1904 - 1910

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