Dr. Marty Taylor includes 85 Key Skills and Possible Errors when interpreting from English to ASL, focusing on the eight major features: fingerspelling, numbers, lexicon, classifiers, space, grammar, interpreting, and composure, appearance and health. 

Dr. Marty Taylor identifies 41 Key Skills required to render ASL to English interpretation, focusing on ASL lexicon, ASL discourse, English lexicon, English discourse, public speaking, and composure and appearance. 

The latest research and recommendations regarding educational interpreting services in the USA for school-age students who are deaf and hard of hearing.

This resource is designed for ASL students of all ages and ability. Most activities require students to interact with others. Reproducible handouts included. 

Classifiers in ASL are challenging to understand and use well, regardless of one’s experience. Practice your skills with these 35 fun topics.

The intricacies of ASL numbering systems are fundamental to language fluency and comprehension. There are 35 topics to help develop your production and reception of numbers.

Dr. Carolyn Ball tells the story of the important pioneers and significant events that shaped the interpreting profession today. Personal interviews and over 40 historical photos included.