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ASL Masterclass "ON Verbs" Are your verb placements clear and grounded in ASL structure, or are they floating without connection? Join this Deaf-led ASL masterclass with a GSU professor focused on mastering verbs. CEUs: 0.3 RID ACET CEUs (Professional Studies) Led by Deaf ASL Professor Justin Malone (GSU) This masterclass explores how verbs in American Sign Language (ASL) use space to create clear, intentional meaning. Participants will examine noun/verb pairs, IN/ON verbs, and directional verbs—both with and without a third-person referent. The workshop also focuses on how classifiers integrate with verbs to represent nouns, actions, and relationships in three-dimensional space. Through examples and guided practice, participants will strengthen their expressive clarity and develop more precise, natural ASL structure. Designed for interpreters and advanced ASL users, this session centers on refining verb use and improving spatial organization in signing. Key topics include: Noun/verb pairs and how meaning shifts through movement IN/ON verbs and spatial relationships Directional verbs with and without a third-person referent Using classifiers with verbs to represent nouns and actions in space CEUs: 0.3 RID ACET CEUs (Professional Studies) - take a week to be processed, any questions or concerns please reach out to: meghancmp@gmail.com Language & Access: This workshop will be conducted entirely in ASL. No spoken language interpretation will be provided. No refunds.
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