Wierman Study Center

ammar, and cultural information they need in order to get started signing right away. Each lesson is built around sign, sentence, and conversation goals. These small "smart-goals" keep your child motivated and focused as they make progress. When your child learns ASL with Michelle, they get all the content and support they need to help them learn quickly and correctly! For families with deaf, hard-of-hearing, or nonspeaking children, the Family ASL Support Program is a safe place to learn American Sign Language and grow your communication skills as a family. Whether you are just starting out with ASL, or are working hard to keep up with your school-age child, I want you to succeed. The most important feature of this program is the high level of conversational support it offers. I have worked with deaf, hard-of-hearing, and non-verbal children for almost twenty years. In that time, I have seen again and again the impact of using American Sign Language in the home. By deciding to learn ASL, you are creating a home that is a fully accessible place for your child. This strong home base will benefit their confidence, growth, and development!