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Wow, Pam, great food for thought! Obviously, the interpreter considered "THE TRUTH" to be bigger than her responsibility to interpret "LIES". I'm not sure I...
Hello All, I was having a small problem with my Yahoo groups account and now I'm back in the game. Below is a posting I tried to send last week but...
Susan Basone
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Dec 6, 2004 6:06 pm
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I have a question concerning evaluations. Who does your yearly evaluation and does that include a interpreting skill evaluation or just what kind of general...
I need to respond for this one because it's always been an area of consternation for me and co-workers in our district. The eval is done by the assistant...
Our school doesn't evaluate the interpreters in terms of interpreting itself. They also don't have a standard evaluation in terms of us being staff in the...
Susan Basone
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Dec 7, 2004 3:18 pm
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Sorenson Video Relay Service (VRS) is currently hiring professional interpreters to work at the Charlotte Sorenson VRS Call Center. Interpreters at our...
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Greetings, I am interested in the discussion of interpreting styles. I am in an itp and doing research on the topic too. I have a lot to learn and little...
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Sorry it took me so long to post this. 1. Clarity of interpreter's signs: ____ Excellent ____ Good ____ Average ____ Poor 2. Clarity of Interpreter's...
When I supervised interpreters, I used to give the students an evaluation . It was very enlightening to find their viewpoints. You can devise an evaluation for...
Can you send us an example of an observation form you have used? Liz Krocker ... From: <terpsnschool@yahoogroups.com> To: <terpsnschool@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
I will have to find it on an old disk.I'll let you know. Also, my second question is : Has anyone ever been taught in their educational interpreting class that...
Pam, I attended a workshop in 2004 and the presenter covered that topic in length. She said the things are signed from the signers perspective and the Deaf...
Yes, I do the same thing with arbitrary space. (That's the signing space I create.) However, if there's a real map within reach, I would use the actual space...
Hello, I was also taught that it is natural to sign from the signer's perspective. That is, I sign math problems from left to right, as they would appear to me...
I have always signed from my own perspective. Like Wally said, that is what Deaf people do. Furthermore, there is some cognitive research which points to a...
As a Deaf Ed teacher I will sign from the Deaf kids perspective exp in terms of math, and I'm talking about kids age 5 - 9. If the example on the board of...
Ted and Beth King
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Jan 27, 2005 3:57 am
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Hi Pam, yes I know what you are talking about. I was always taught in my ASL classes to sign it from my perspective (signer's perspective.) I have noticed...