Sessional Instructional Assistant teaching American Sign Language courses. Engaging students in ASL with a focus on vocabulary, grammar, and Deaf culture knowledge.
Responsibilities
Grading of assignments, tests, and exams
Invigilation of tests/exams
Teaching of tutorials (if applicable)
Assisting instructors with design and implementation of assignments, tests, and exams
Timely email communication with the instructor
Requirements
Fluent in ASL and English
Documentation of native or near-native fluency in ASL required
Knowledge of Deaf culture and/or lived experience with a Deaf community
Minimum level of proficiency required is Level 5 of ASLPI
Familiarity with various ASL curriculums such as Signing Naturally and TRUE+WAY ASL (TWA)
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