Learn ASL With Michelle
Benefits of Online ASL Classes
Learning American Sign Language benefits everyone, regardless of age!
- Parents: Children are able to use ASL to communicate before they can speak. Use our classes to teach your baby sign language and help them connect and communicate with you more easily!
- Homeschooling Parents: You can enroll your child in American Sign Language classes for their foreign language requirement. Online classes can help them work at their own pace from home. Whether you have elementary, middle, or high school students, our ASL classes were designed with the needs of children and teens in mind!
- Adult Learners: Our online classes are fun and educational at the same time. We understand your need for multi-sensory support and clear instruction!
COURSES FOR ADULTS
Stellar ASL Interactive
Our LIVE 6-week Zoom ASL Classes are designed to give you the skills, support, and confidence you need to excel in ASL and connect with the Deaf community.
Stellar ASL 1
A self-paced program that helps adult learners go from learning their very first signs to confidently using ASL anywhere, anytime.
Stellar ASL 2
A self-paced program that helps adult learners go from advanced beginner to advanced intermediate signing skills.
SignSprint
A self-paced course that helps adult learners go from learning their very first signs to their very first conversations.
ASL for Parents and Caregivers
The ultimate beginner ASL course for families and professionals looking to support joy, connection, and communication.
Fantastic Fingerspelling
With this quick mini-course, you are just 3 steps away from transforming your fingerspelling skills.
COURSES FOR CHILDREN & TEENS
Youth ASL
ASL classes for children and teens, ages 8-18 years old. Self-paced, curriculum-aligned, and easily accessible anytime, anywhere.
Youth Zoom Classes
Our LIVE Zoom ASL Classes are designed to give your child the skills, support, and confidence they need to excel in ASL and connect with the Deaf community.
Hey there, I’m Michelle!
I believe that anyone can learn ASL. I first became fascinated with ASL as a young child, and while I was eager to learn, the classes just weren’t available.
Over time, I became friends with Deaf people, and quickly fell in love with the community’s rich history and culture. This led me to gain a B.S. in Social Studies Education from NYU, and eventually earn an M.S.Ed in Deaf Education from Western Maryland College.
Since then I’ve worked as a substitute teacher at Lexington School for the Deaf, a tutor in Lexington’s dorm, a Teacher’s Assistant at Mill Neck School for the Deaf, and a History teacher and Chairperson at “47” The ASL and English Secondary School.
These days I’m busy creating the accessible ASL programs and classes that I wished were available when I was younger, and helping more people discover ASL so they can communicate with their friends, children, and members of the Deaf community.
