Signing Naturally - 1011 High Quality

| Reaction Sign | Meaning | | :--- | :--- | | SHOCKED | A reaction to something surprisingly tragic or unexpected | | ASTONISHED: JAW-DROP | A reaction to something hard to believe | | SQUEEZE-THROAT | A sheepish reaction after realizing you made a fool of yourself | | DISGUSTED | An annoyed reaction toward yourself for making an obvious mistake | | EMBARRASSED | A reaction to being caught in a predicament by others | | JUMP-JOY | An elated, overjoyed reaction | | RELIEVED | A reaction of being freed from a worry | | TOUCH-HEART | A sentimental reaction to something heartwarming or heartbreaking | | FEEL DISAPPOINTED | A reaction of being let down | | PUZZLED | A reaction of uncertainty about what's going on |

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Signing Naturally Units 10 and 11, focusing on personal traits, behavioral tendencies, and professional skills, represent a key transition toward conversational fluency. These units introduce complex grammatical structures, such as the temporal aspect for indicating continuous actions and relative clauses for providing additional information, along with in-depth cultural insights.

: Use a slight body twist to "become" a person you are describing. This allows you to show their actions and feelings directly rather than just talking about them. Unit 11: Discussing Plans, Goals, and Reactions signing naturally 1011

By the end of the Signing Naturally 1011 course, you can expect to:

You’ll learn how a slight change in your mouth shape (like the "mm" or "cha" mouth morphemes) changes a sign from "walking" to "walking aimlessly" or "walking a massive distance."

"Signing Naturally 1011" is not a stand-alone product. Instead, it is a conceptual shorthand for a course—typically a second-semester or intermediate ASL college class—that builds on the foundation of an ASL 101 course. The "1011" usually refers to a course number, such as an ASL 102-level class, which uses the second half of the workbook. This workbook comprises the first twelve units of the curriculum, so a "1011" class would typically cover Units 10 and 11 along with parts of Unit 12. | Reaction Sign | Meaning | | :---

Spatial agreement and role-shifting (body agreement). You physically shift your torso to take on the perspective of different characters in a story. Part 2: Intermediate Communication (Units 7–11)

You will develop spatial awareness by learning how to give real-world directions, describe your home, and use spatial agreement.

By the end of this unit, students should be able to: Signing Naturally Units 10 and 11, focusing on

Learning to use body shifting and facial expressions to represent different people in a story.

To succeed with Signing Naturally, you must understand that ASL is not English on the hands. It has its own distinct linguistic rules: