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Sign Language Interpreting in Educational Settings
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In the afterglow of StreetLeverage – Live | Atlanta the words of Seth Godin resonate strongly, “The art of moving forward lies in understanding what to leave behind." As I have contemplated the myriad of questions asked and the rich diversity...
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I have the pleasure and challenge of working with educational sign language interpreters around the country. Pleasure because I generally find these interpreters extremely committed to the best interests of students. Via Karen Bontempo
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From Street Leverage - particularly pertinent for interpreters working in educational settings. Delete the scoop?
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StreetLeverage Live | Atlanta is a thought leadership event for sign language interpreters that is designed to bring together industry visionaries, leaders, educators, entrepreneurs and practitioners to share ideas that foster proactive...
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Some great sessions are planned for this event with some very well known speakers... 
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April 12, 6:18 AM
Hi Julie, we are conducting an experiment on Scoop.IT pages on education at the Open Universiteit (NL). Would you like to participate? Sign up here: http://bit.ly/14QR9oa
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Great story of a young fellow from Liberia and his fight for flashing lights for race starts. Delete the scoop?
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A treasure trove of videos! Delete the scoop?
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A recurrent phrase that has been appearing in frequent discussions is “Deaf heart.” Our national interpreter organization, RID, has long been characterized as needing a Deaf heart. Recently, changes have been made to move RID to...
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From Street Leverage: Exploring Deaf Centered perspectives in the field of interpreting. 
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May 2, 2:18 AM
This article explains a lot about the Interpreting program and the person who is head of the program is deaf himself so he has first hand experience. This program has been around for a long time and widely recommended. Delete the scoop?
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The diary of an ad-hoc academic
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An ineresting blog with lots of links. Delete the scoop?
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In this paper we offer the first steps in a framework for unifying spoken language, signed language, and gesture.
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May 2, 2:21 AM
This article is one that you need to have a long time to read but it is well worth it because you are being taught the differences as well as unifying the different languages. There are differences between spoken language, signed language, and gesture and they are clearly separated out.
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Efsli
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efsli is European membership led organisation of Sign Language Interpreters consisting of national & regional associations, individual & associate members. Delete the scoop?
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Live reports from the International Institute for Sign Languages and Deaf Studies (iSLanDS).
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Another great repository of info on Sign Language. Delete the scoop?
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The National Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers
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Check the NCIEC site regularly for resources, information and online learning activities - a PD webinar on mentoring is being held next week; and another webinar on a process model for deafblind interpreting on 21 Feb, if you can cope with the timezone difference! Delete the scoop?
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While deaf people cannot hear, they are more generous listeners than many.
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Grosjean's article focuses on the rights of a child to grow up bilingual in his or her respective country. Via Karen Bontempo
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Access to a bilingual education is the key for Deaf children. Delete the scoop?
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Since I gained professional status as a sign language interpreter, I have witnessed oppression of various types, more than I would like, such as disenfranchisement of Deaf community members, abuse of power by interpreters, and discrimination...
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Jocob's story of fighting for the right to have Auslan interpreters at school. Delete the scoop?
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A few weeks ago, I was looking through StreetLeverage posts and as I neared the end- perhaps even after I had looked at all of the titles—I realized that I had not seen anything explicitly about Deaf interpreters.
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Come and enjoy viewing countless Deaf films and videos from Gallaudet University Video Library! for more information, visit: videolibrary.gallaudet.edu
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This VLOG is to educate the hearing people and help spread the awareness about our Deaf culture. The VLOG part two coming soon but If you have any stories to... Delete the scoop?
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The brains of deaf people, with and without sign language experience, activate differently when they observe sign language communication. For the first time this phenomenon has been studied in a direct comparison of these two groups.
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May 2, 2:15 AM
Switched At Birth is a show on ABC Family that educates everyone across the world on the deaf community and the challenges and accomplishments of people who are deaf. This show is definitely something that I would have a child watch who is deaf so that they do not feel alone or that they are some sort of outcast.Because no one is the exact same and everyone is special in their own way.
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Lynnette presented, Modern Questor: Connecting the Past to the Future of the Field, at StreetLeverage – Live. Her talk examined how the shift from a Deaf/centric to a market/centric locus of power has left both the Deaf community...
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Few sign language interpreters live without a smartphone or tablet. It’s probably hard for most of us to remember what life was like before we had the ability to manage the intersection of our work and personal lives with the swipe of a finger....
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I am not sure which apps are available here in Australia, but as always, worth a look! From our friends at Street Leverage. 
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January 30, 11:30 PM
Just checked. All apps are available and free in Australia.
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