British Sign Language (BSL): Guide

Dani Sive (Headteacher Frank Barnes School) and Catherine Drew (Key Stage 1/2 Team Leader Frank Barnes School) | View as single page | Feedback/Impact
British Sign Language (BSL)
Background
Context
Interventions and Resources
Case Studies
Evidence
History of BSL
Using BSL with Deaf Children
BSL Curriculum
BSL Corpus project (DCAL)
Sign Language
British Deaf Association
BSL in Schools
BSL Media
BSL in Teaching
Sign Language Assessment
BSL as a language
Interpreters and CSWs
BSL Books
BSL in guided reading
Bilingualism
Why BSL?
BSL in employment
Learning BSL
BSL in social contexts
Working with BSL and English
 
Strength of Evidence
Transferability
Editors' Comments
Areas for further research
Online community

BSL Books

Family Signing Book

This book provides parents with the opportunity to learn basic signs and for deaf children to be involved in the process, by teaching their parents.  The book can be used by the whole family with the ultimate aim of deaf children being able to communicate better with their parents, relatives, siblings and friends, both at home and socially.

 

Deafbooks

DeafBooks (inc. Co-Sign Communications and Deafsign.com) is an independent publisher of the LET'S SIGN SERIES of BSL materials for adults and children.  They provide a range of attractive educational materials in the field of deafness, special needs and baby signing.

Resources with sign graphics are available in a range of topics such as describing people, clothes, animals, questions and more.

 

Talk with Sign

Talk with Sign Ltd specialises in audio/visual media relating to Deafness and Deaf Culture.  They offer a collection of books, CD-ROMs and DVDs relating to Deafness and Deaf Culture.  All staff at the company have a minimum of level 1 BSL and have over 10 years experience in communicating with the Deaf community and BSL users.

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