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A Basic Course in American Sign Language Vocabulary is a sign language training program designed for use by individuals with hearing disabilities and others desiring to learn American Sign Language. This program offers 22 lessons and includes a text and a videotape with four deaf and native signers modeling each letter, number, and vocabulary word included in the lessons. The video includes both audio narration and captioning.

Notes: The book and the video are also each sold separately.

Price: 54.95.

This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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Telephone: 800-881-4327.
TT: 800-281-3555.
Fax: 631-752-0689.
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Email: sales@hearmore.com.


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