Participant Success! Eat Healthy Be Active Online Course in ASL - Nicole

June 4, 2021

Eat Healthy Be Active participant, Nicole, describes her experience with the online American Sign Language course. Eat Healthy Be Active is a course offered by Michigan State University Extension for limited resource audiences. Sandria Graham teaches the course in American Sign Language.

Eat Healthy Be Active is a nutrition program that is delivered by Michigan State University Extension. It is funded by USDA's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Video Transcript

Nicole Faino:

Hi! My name is Nicole Faino, my sign name is [signed name]. I want to comment on my experience with this ASL course for the MSU Nutrition program under Sandria Graham.

I enjoyed, really understood, learned a lot about my food plate, with how many servings each of vegetable, fruit, meat, dairy, etc. and how to reduce sodium intake, how to reduce carbs, how to replace salt with spices and make food flavorful and not bland, how to include exercises along with a nutrition plan.

One great thing about is there are ASL videos to help us to understand the handouts and even for the recipes! Nice and benefited! I am so glad I took this course, looking forward to upcoming more courses.and thank you Sandria! Bye!

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