ASL Master Tutor

I, RaVen Sequoia, can help you learn sign language skills such as:

Mentor ASL Interpreters to improve their skills
Translate English phrases into accurate ASL concepts
Practice conversing fluently with a culturally Deaf ASL signer
Review & provide feedback for your written, signed or videotaped homework
*Prepare for your exams or ASL presentation
Improve your ASL classifiers skills
Assist you with English to ASL song/story interpretation
Help professional actors memorize their ASL signs fluently
Offer tips to SLIP students to pass the ASLPI interview or QE (Qualifying Exam)
Teach ASL to hearing parents with a Deaf/hearing child (in person only)
Learn how to read & be a fluent finger-talker
Help amateur ASL teachers problem solve certain teaching strategies
Appear at your school's Deaf culture/Deaf Studies/ITP class forum
Long distance Cultural Class Forum via FaceTime for interviews or forum

*Reserve as soon as possible to dedicate ample time to complete your homework or study for an exam.
I'm available only from Monday to Thursday
10am to 6pm M.S.T. on the first 3 weeks of each month.

What you Should Look for in a Tutor

1. Expertise in the subject area you need tutoring in.
2. Solid experience as an instructor or private tutor
3. References you can call or email.
4. Availability (the tutor has time for you).
5. Friendliness & patient
6. Problem solve when others couldn't help you
7. Trust (you should have confidence in your tutor’s abilities to help you).

Testimonial by Megan Warnke

My score before working with you was only a 37%. So in two months I went up by 16%. That is an amazing feat in itself. I am proud of my growth and progress. Here are my plans. I am going to continue to tutor with you. I think you are amazing. You have brought out a confidence in me that I haven't seen in many years. You have given me the confidence to take the EIPA. Before tutoring with you I would have never even thought that I would be ready or even think I could be ready to take the EIPA. Thank you!
May 31, 2012

Testimonial from a web-cam ASL Interpreting Student

"Just wanted to say Hello! I am now learning to interpret for a small ASL class for a friend and although it was nervewracking, I did it! Thanks to the opportunity of watching you interpret, I felt so impressed - it inspired me to do the best I can."
~Nicole Barnes
ASL ITP Student
(East Windsor, NJ)

Three choices in how you can be tutored:

1 - If you live locally (CO)- we can meet in person.
2 - If you are out of state - we use a top notch web-cam.
3- Or use a video-phone.
Take your pick!

1 hour of tutoring session is $25.00 - to see other rates, go here.

~Please read my policy here.

Longmont ASL Scrabble Club schedule HERE.

Happy Valentine's Day!

Ziggy, my hearing service dog & I first Valentine's portrait. In honor of Vestie Mae Jennings.

"Learning to sign without interacting with Deaf people is like learning to swim without water."
-- Bill Vicars
www.ASLUniversity.com

I support the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
(ACTFL) Guidelines

http://www.actfl.org/files/public/guidelinesspeak.pdf

Testimonial:
Thank you. It’s truly amazing what I am learning from you.
Carolyn W.

Testimonial from UNC ASL Interpreting Student:

As a senior in one of the only online bachelor's programs for ASL-English interpreting in the nation, I work with RaVen in order to ensure my interpreting quality. Working with her has benefitted me in numerous ways. One activity that we use to improve my skills is to interpret TED Talks. This past week I interpreted a TED Talk from which RaVen gave me constructive feedback that allowed me to think about my interpreting process and production. In addition, RaVen then interpreted the same text to show me a more visual and ASL production. I recognized my strengths and weaknesses through seeing her work and we were able to discuss the various aspects of the interpretations. This process has helped me greatly and I look forward to continue working with RaVen.

Karen Bradley
UNC ASL ITP Student