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Educational Interpreting Series, Program #1D: Kudos to Kuualoha

30 minutes 32 seconds

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Woman faces camera using sign language. Video frame in the top right corner shows a man speaking to camera. Caption. And so, uh, 2, no the 3 boys.

Gives sign-to-voice interpreting practice with children who are deaf. Kuualoha Alameda is a thirteen-year-old student who is deaf. She signs "My School Experiences" and "Thumbs Up" movie review. Two certified interpreters provide separate model interpretations to demonstrate how to interpret for Kuualoha. Includes recommended instructional activities. Part of the "Educational Interpreting" series.

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Runtime: 30 minutes 32 seconds

Topic: Sign Language
Subtopic: Advanced ASL, 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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Viewer Comments

Melissa L. (Sedalia, MO)

November 22nd, 2023 at 10:53 AM

This site is very helpful for my multilingual deaf student. She has very little contact with others who use American sign language, so this is a great way to improve her fluency in ASL.
Deborah R. (St. Joseph, MO)

March 8th, 2018 at 02:08 PM

Very beneficial for educational interpreters practice and discussion.
Mary Ann C. (King George, VA)

April 5th, 2016 at 08:00 AM

As an educational sign language interpreter, this video was very helpful to practice and improve my skills.
Mary Ann C. (King George, VA)

April 5th, 2016 at 07:53 AM

As an educational sign language interpreter, this video was very helpful to practice and improve my skills.
Darlene W. (Chesterfield, VA)

March 5th, 2015 at 01:10 PM

This is a great study video for interpreters. Deaf and Hard of Hearing students may enjoy seeing this video also.

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