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American Sign Language

Angela graduated from the University of Florida with her B.A. in Communication Sciences & Disorders (Speech Language Pathology & Audiology). While at UF, Angela was a member of the Signing Gators Club and volunteered countless hours working with deaf, hard of hearing and special needs children and adults.  She also took ASL I, II, III, and IV while in college as well as several classes after graduation.  Angela is fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and holds a proficiency rating of Advanced Plus on the Sign Language Proficiency Interview Rating Scale (SLPI), which is a scale for rating sign language communication skills that is based on highly skilled, knowledgeable native-like signers.  In 2006, Angela moved to Georgia and began working at The Georgia School for the Deaf, GSD.  She worked at GSD from 2007 to 2017 and held many positions there including Accountant, Assistant to the Principal, Office Manager, Speech Language Pathologist, Speech Language Pathologist Aide, ASL Interpreter and Fund Raising Coordinator.  She helped to establish the Athletic Booster Club and the Mascot program as well.  She also had the unique opportunity to attend an intense ASL Immersion Course at Gallaudet University in Washington, DC., the world’s only university in which all programs and services are specifically designed to accommodate deaf and hard of hearing students.  Angela currently teaches ASL classes both online and in person.  She is currently a contracted teacher for several charter and home schools in the USA and teaches ASL to students working on obtaining their foreign language requirements.  She is an active volunteer at local schools, daycare centers, senior centers and community theaters, teaching ASL and deaf awareness and acceptance, as well as signs, to incorporate into theatrical performances to students, teachers and members of the community.  Angela also is a technical advisor and ASL tutor for independent entertainment companies and works closely with actors and musicians to learn and correctly sign their lines in ASL for both on screen and live performances.  For the past 15 years, Angela has offered private tutoring to deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing individuals in both English and ASL.  Angela is the founder and C.E.O. of both I Love Learning ASL, an online language academy and Crest Pointe Entertainment Group, LLC. which specializes in the booking, management and promotions of live music. Angela resides in Villa Rica, GA with her husband, and together they are the real life "Brady Bunch," having six children between the two of them.  She loves cheering on the Florida Gators and the Atlanta Braves! ​

This 30 minute lesson will cover all of the Face Division Rules in ASL for the Family Signs. 
By the end of the lesson you will understand why our face is set up the way that it is and you'll learn all of the signs for the people in your family. 

Face Division Rules in ASL

Sign Language

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

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I am the owner and founder of my own company. We specialize in the booking and promotions of live music.

CEO/Founder

I am the founder and owner of a private language school. I teach public classes both online and in-person, offer private tutoring, teach special seminars and host many different ASL in-person and virtual events.

American Sign Language Instructor

I held many positions while I worked at the Georgia School for the Deaf from 2006 to 2017 when I left to pursue teaching privately and starting my own business. All of the positions I held required me to communicate in ASL.

Office Manager, Accountant, Sign Language Interpreter, Speech Language Pathologist

English

You will learn the fundamentals of ASL in a fun and engaging format. I take the time to explain “the whys” of ASL. I will provide you with memory aids along the way to help you remember signs and make your journey of ASL fun. I teach in a way that engages you to learn this ASL based on how you learn best. I utilize Google Classroom for assignments and am happy to record all of our lessons so you can go back and watch them over and over again to study.

Angela is so much fun! You will learn while
Enjoying time with her!

Excellent class!! I have met her today; my very first class. Thanks Angela!!!

Fantastic teacher, extremely kind and patient!

Angela is fantastic, my two kids, aged 12 and 10 learnt from scratch and they love it.  Angela builds rapport with her students and is clearly very passionate about her work.  So grateful we found her.

Angela is great with my 11 year old daughter who wanted to learn sign. She has been so nice to work around crazy changes in our schedule. She's very nice and my daughter loves it!

Angela is wonderful! My 11 year old is totally into it and Angela is great with her and keeps her engaged!!!

Angela made my first exposure to ASL fun and helpful.  She’s a great teacher!

I love having Angela as my ASL teacher. She makes everyone feel welcome. She has a friendly  easy going fun loving personality and makes the class fun.

Angela is a knowledgeable instructor, and it has been a pleasure learning ASL from her.  She is flexible enough to meet individual needs no matter the student’s age or level.  Her method works well as she combines teaching/lecturing, games, student-focused practice, and quizzes.  She offers plenty of memory aids as she teaches, and she makes lessons fun and encouraging.  Also, she provides thorough explanations to student questions, which shows her depth of knowledge in ASL.  I highly recommend Angela!

Angela is a wonderful instructor.  She is knowledgeable and brings years of experience to her lessons.  As a student, I look forward to her classes which are fun and full of great information about Deaf culture as well as new vocabulary and grammar.

I've been taking classes with Angela for many months and I keep signing up for more because she's an phenomenal instructor! Her class is the perfect mix of new information and low-stress practice. She's a total expert who is also adept at explaining ASL to others, from new learners to advanced signers. Terrific teacher! Highly recommended!

I can not say enough wonderful thinking about Angela and her classes. I’ve always wanted to learn ASL and Angela had made that a reality in classes that were enjoyable and really helpful. Her use of memory aids and games when learning vocabulary really helps to make the signs stick. I’ve taken at least five classes with Angela   and don’t plan to stop now!

Angela Ashworth is a very knowledgeable and motivating instructor. She paces her lessons by skills, topic, category or from student  requests of need. Through a variety of reinforcement games, students have the opportunity to practice in a fun and inviting way, the vocabulary and or sentence structure of previous lessons. Repetition among all the signers in the class helps  gain confidence as we learn from each other with Angela’s guidance.  Best ASL class experience  ever!

Face Division Rules in ASL - American Sign Language Class

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