Erin Green is a certified educator specializing in American Sign Language and Deaf education, with experience teaching students of all ages. She holds a Master of Science in Secondary Education for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and a Bachelor of Science in Applied Arts and Sciences with a focus in mathematics, both from Rochester Institute of Technology. She is licensed in Virginia and certified in New York and Ontario, with advanced proficiency in American Sign Language.
Erin has taught in both classroom and early intervention settings, including Fairfax County Public Schools and the New York School for the Deaf. Her work focuses on building communication, literacy, and confidence through visual, language-rich instruction. She has also served as an ASL consultant, guiding families of young children in developing early communication skills through daily routines and play-based learning. Her teaching emphasizes accessibility, inclusion, and real-world application, supporting students with a wide range of learning needs. In addition to her classroom experience, Erin has provided private ASL instruction and tutoring, led workshops for families and educators, and presented on topics related to Deaf education and child development.