Study at any level, from ASL I to IV.
Broaden your horizons
Expand your minds and discover the world of visual communication and the rich community and culture of the Deaf!
Enlarge your vocabulary
and range of expressions
CRHS features two computer language labs complete with Sony Soloist and Virtuoso langauge learning software. Our ASL lab has a high resolution camera at every workstation, allowing for paired partner echanges and one on one exchanges with the instructor.
Why ASL?
CRHS follows a block schedule
A Day B Day
Period 1: ASL 2 Period 5: ASL 3/4
Period 2: ASL 2 Period 6: Off
Period 3: Off Period 7: ASL 3
Period 4: ASL 2 Period 8: ASL 2
Those who know nothing of foreign languages, know nothing of their own.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
About
My name is William Bugh. I am a Deaf teacher at Cedar Ridge HS in Round Rock, TX. For a more in depth biography, click the button below.
Teaching
students how to communicate
effectively
Albert Mehrabian, a well known psychologist, discovered that only seven percent of the meaning conveyed by typical utterance regarding our feelings and attitudes comes from the words we use, 38 percent from our voice, and 55 percent from our body language. When our body language conflicts with our words, listeners will typically pay more attention to our nonverbal message (Mehrabian, 1972).
