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EIPA provides resources for interpreters preparing to take the EIPA exam, as well as reference materials to support educational interpreters throughout their career. Find materials under the Resources tab.
Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment - EIPA
Designed to help interpreters working in K-12 classroom settings improve skills. We've created courses from workshops and condensed highly detailed information to fine tune your learning experience.
Resource Center - National Association of Interpreters in …
Classroom Interpreting. NAIE Professional Guidelines for Interpreting in Educational Settings. E-Professionalism and Signed Language Interpreters: Considering Social Media, Online Disclosure, and Small World Ethics. Equitable Access Guide: Understanding Legal Responsibility for Institutions. NCIEC: 2016 K12 Interpreter Report
Working with Educational Sign Language Interpreters in the Classroom
2024年3月15日 · Educational interpreters play an important role in facilitating the academic success of Deaf students within school environments. When teaching in a diverse classroom, interpreters are an essential accommodation for helping Deaf students learn and grow.
Simply stated, the role of the interpreter in the classroom is to faithfully convey the spirit and content of the communication occurring in the classroom. Interpreters are not teacher’s aides nor assistants. Unless specifically arranged, interpreters do not serve as tutors and are not responsible for the
Interpretation Services for the Classroom - RISE Interpreting
Help your students RISE with our certified ASL interpreters. Clear communication is the foundation of education. When your learning environment includes students who are Deaf or hard of hearing, the introduction of classroom interpretation services courtesy of RISE Interpreting can transform the educational setting forever. Get started
Resources | Classroom Interpreting | Boys Town EIPA
While it is best practice to utilize “educational interpreter” as the official title of employment, the National Association of Interpreters in Education (NAIE) asserts that this Code of Ethics applies to each individual who provides any type of interpreting in an …
About | Classroom Interpreting | Boys Town EIPA
Established in 1999, the EIPA mission is to develop educational interpreters’ sign language skills so that students who are deaf and hard of hearing can receive the highest level of access to the intellectual, academic, and social aspects of educational experiences.
Sign Language Interpreters in the Classroom
Simply stated, the role of the interpreter in the classroom is to faithfully convey the spirit and content of the communication occurring in the classroom. Interpreters are not teacher’s aides nor assistants. Unless specifically arranged, interpreters do not serve as tutors and are not responsible for the student’s attendance and classroom effort.
Sign Language Interpreters for Schools & Education Systems
Classroom sign language interpreters play an important role in educating deaf students. They should be familiar with and adhere to the individual school district’s policies and procedures. Their help allows deaf students to have the same opportunities as their non-deaf classmates and to fully take part in classroom and extracurricular activities.