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A Survey of American Sign Language
Interpreting takes place in many contexts and settings and no two interpreted appointments are the same. Interpreting work is fluid and challenging for all interpreters, particularly for novice interpreters. Our goal in compiling this text was to provide a one-stop-shop, extensive detailing of the variety of settings and populations novice interpreters will experience in the interpreting field.
- Author
- Jessica Bentley-Sassaman and Rebecca Minor
- Publisher
- Community College of Baltimore Country
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC
- Language
- EN
Contents· 13 sections
- 01: Chapters
- 1.01: Interpreting in Educational Settings
- 1.02: Importance of Fingerspelling in Educational Settings
- 1.03: Interpreting in STEM- The Essentials for Working with Deaf Professionals
- 1.04: Describing Deaf Interpreters at Work
- 1.05: Deaf and Hearing Interpreter Teams- Working Effectively Over Video Remote Platforms
- 1.06: Legal Interpreting- Its Not As Bad As Youve Been Told
- 1.07: An Introduction to Medical Interpreting
- 1.08: Interpreting for a Pediatric Client Medical Setting
- 1.09: Considerations for Interpreting- Working in Mental Health Settings
- 1.10: Working in Behavioral Health- Perspectives from a Deaf Professional and a Designated Hearing Interpreter
- 1.11: Interpreters Working for the Federal Government
- 1.12: A Church Interpreter- How To Begin