Educational Interpreting Series, Program #1G: A Mother's Perspective on the IEP Process
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Gives voice-to-sign interpreting practice with teachers/adults who are hearing. Maxine Camvel, a parent who is hearing, gives insight on how to advocate for children who are deaf by maximizing parent input during the Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) process. Two certified interpreters provide separate interpretations to demonstrate how to interpret vocabulary and emotional content commonly expressed by parents. Includes recommended instructional activities. Part of the "Educational Interpreting" series.
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Runtime: 1 hours 46 seconds
- Topic: Deaf Life, Education, Sign Language
- Subtopic: Advanced ASL, Deaf Education, Interpreting
- Grade/Interest Level: PT/TT
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- Release Year: 2005
- Producer/Distributor: American Sign Language Productions, Inc.
- Series: Educational Interpreting Series
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Great opportunity for parents to share this woman's experience with her deaf daughter, school, and the IEP process!
Good material for interpreter development.