Interactive communication in sign language

Bag code: EDUSLT4915025 Days: "Today training day 5 hours" Time: 5 training hours Targeted participants of the program: Translators and sign language teachers - workers in educational and service institutions - public service providers (hospitals, banks, government institutions) - anyone seeking to develop their communication with people with hearing disabilities. About the program: This program revolves around interactive communication in sign language (definition - types - characteristics - objectives - positives - negatives .. etc). It will be presented through the following unit: Training unit: Fundamentals of interactive communication in sign language Program objectives: - To enable the trainee to recognize the principles of effective communication in sign language and its importance in social inclusion. - To distinguish the trainee between verbal and non-verbal communication patterns and their role in facilitating mutual understanding. - To employ the trainee’s visual and gestural interaction skills in real-life situations. - To apply the trainee’s techniques of visual listening and managing the communication situation with the deaf. Program topics: Training unit: (Fundamentals of interactive communication in sign language): Introduction to effective sign language communication • Concept of sign communication and its importance. • Characteristics of communication with the deaf. • Ethics of using signs in public situations. Visual listening and understanding the sender • Skill of focusing on facial expressions and gestures. • Analyzing visual messages during interaction. • Controlling attention and emotions during conversation. Managing the communication situation • Building mutual sign dialogue. • Overcoming misunderstandings in communication. • Communication etiquette in formal and informal situations. Basic social and daily signs • Greetings and common expressions. • Signs related to place, time, and people. • Body language supporting understanding. Group interaction in sign language • Paired and group exercises for communication. • Sign language language games. • Simulation activities for life situations. Evaluation and feedback on interactive communication • Observing performance and correcting common mistakes. • Sharing positive feedback among trainees. • Guidelines to improve sign fluency. Bag contents: PowerPoint 57 Trainer’s guide 46 Trainee’s guide 41 Activities 2 Introductory guide 3 References 4 Evaluation and data forms 6 Pre- and post-test 10 Videos 2 Photos 17 Mind maps 1 Brochure 1 Training bag template: Please click here to view the training bag template