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Signs of Drug Use: An Introduction to Some Drug and Alcohol Related Vocabulary in American Sign Language

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Signs of Drug Use: An Introduction to Some Drug and Alcohol Related Vocabulary in American Sign Language
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Signs of Drug Use: An Introduction to Some Drug and Alcohol Related Vocabulary in American Sign Language has over 160 signs related to drug and alcohol use are clearly illustrated along with notes on the derivation of each sign. A good resource for parents interpreters teachers and counselors. Companion video to the Signs of Drug Use text presents both front and side view of the signer. Signing is clear and easy to read and offers various ways to sign a word including synonyms and slang.
Country USA
Brand Brand: Terrance J.
Manufacturer T J Pub Inc
Binding Paperback
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780932666048
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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