Interpretation Theory and Practice 4 (INTR 3140)
This practical course provides opportunities to further develop and enhance ASL- English interpreting skills (in both language directions) during simulated practice in the classroom and while doing volunteer interpreting in the community.
Students will integrate their learning in a wide variety of setting/topic types and will participate, in both English and ASL, in reflective discussions and feedback sessions with their peers. They will continue to develop their skills for critically analyzing interpretations, with emphasis on identifying focus areas for improvement of their own work. They will regularly set goals and monitor their own learning.
Students will integrate their learning in a wide variety of setting/topic types and will participate, in both English and ASL, in reflective discussions and feedback sessions with their peers. They will continue to develop their skills for critically analyzing interpretations, with emphasis on identifying focus areas for improvement of their own work. They will regularly set goals and monitor their own learning.
Course code: INTR 3140
Credits: 5.0
Length: 105.0 hours
Course outline:
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Prerequisites
INTR 2340.
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