Guest briefly presents the main points of a talk given by interpreters Susan Brooks and Rita Jo Scarcella at HKNC. She notes the increase in the need for and the availability of training of interpreters for people who are deaf or deafblind. The article includes a list of suggested criteria for any service agency setting up a communications and interpreting service. TALKING SENSE, vol. 41, no.1, Spring 1995, pp. 16-17
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This is an accepted manuscript of a chapter published by Routledge in The Routledge Handbook of Conf...
This article presents a list of some of the opportunities for interpreters to expand their skills ar...
Through an electronic survey and individual ethnographic interviews, this sociological study examine...
The effectiveness of qualified interpreters for communication between rehabilitation professionals a...
Weiss discusses the diversity of needs interpreters meet in working with the deaf-blind community. T...
The growth of the number of Deaf-Blind people and the thriving Deaf-Blind community feeds the demand...
This article describes the growth in the field of interpreting services for deaf-blind people. Incre...
The increased participation of Deaf leaders in political, corporate, academic and other professional...
The purpose of this article is to recruit interpreters to become skilled in working with Deaf-Blind ...
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In this paper, we report interview data from 14 Deaf leaders across seven countries (Australia, Belg...
This article highlights some of the differences between the services offered by special support prov...
Major findings of a national project on identifying standards for the training of interpreters for d...
In this article several styles of communication used by Deaf-Blind people are examined. When interpr...
This article provides information on deaf-blind interpreting. Describes common requests by deaf-blin...
This is an accepted manuscript of a chapter published by Routledge in The Routledge Handbook of Conf...
This article presents a list of some of the opportunities for interpreters to expand their skills ar...
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