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Comment: BSL Linguistics Workshop

First of all I would like to say thank you to Robert Adam, as a tutor, on the above date, he had given ideas of understanding and made me realised what I didn’t Read more »

Training Courses for BSL Teachers

The City Lit in Holborn, London, will be running training courses for people who wish to train as BSL tutors.
The first course will start on 19th May 2010.
For full details of this and follow up courses contact  deafed@citylit.ac.uk

Thanks for hosting an excellent training Day….

Thanks for hosting an excellent training Day for us BSL Tutors & Assessors. Rober Adam’s ‘Deaf-friendly’ presentation and workshops made us feel at home with the topic Read more »

Comment from a member who attended the BSL Linguistics Workshop

“Roberts Adam was a great explanation about linguistic what meaning very clearly.  As many years ago I was attended linguistic course some forgetten now recap to recognise Read more »

I want write comment about the workshop on 20th February 2010

I was interesting and useful the workshop which I made review about BSL linguistics and some I don’t realised that was a more practice and useful to have a new knowledge about that.
I am happy to be know Read more »

Letter about ABSLTA workshop on Saturday, 20th February 2010

Yesterday I attended Robert Adam’s wonderful lecture about BSL linguistics. Topics covered included Types of signs, Sign language phonology, Sign language morphology, Mouth patterns, Read more »

Upcoming Workshop – BSL Linguistics Revision

BSL Linguistics Revision for Tutors and Assessors
When: Saturday February 20th 2010. Read more »

ABSLTA AGM 13th March 2010

Dear Member,
This is to notify you that the Annual General Meeting of the ABSLTA will be held at ANDA [Luton Deaf Club] on Saturday, 13th March.
The AGM will be followed by various workshops, one of which will Read more »

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