A sign language textbook designed to facilitate effective communication between deaf and hearing people.
It is designed for beginner learners and can be run in 15-16 week units.
By comparing and presenting the differences between sign language sentences and Korean grammar, it helped in understanding sign language sentences, and also presented rules and points to keep in mind so that sign language sentences can be read correctly.
Additionally, it has improved on the problems of existing sign language textbooks that were composed by following the Korean word order used by the general public.
It is structured around the daily conversations of deaf people who use sign language as their first language, so that deaf people can learn vocabulary and idiomatic expressions that they actually use from the very beginning when they first start learning sign language.
It will be beneficial to those who are learning sign language for the first time, students, professionals who are working as certified sign language interpreters, and students preparing for the sign language interpreter certification exam.