Jimmy Beldon explains about the Cokely model and how understanding it can be beneficial for deaf interpreters.
Jimmy Beldon explains about the Cokely model and how understanding it can be beneficial for deaf interpreters.
Title Screen: grey background with the title “The Cokely Model for Deaf Interpreters by Jimmy Beldon.” Jimmy Beldon stands in front of a dark grey background. He is a white man with blond-grey hair parted in the middle wearing black glasses with a goatee. He is wearing a dark red quarter zip sweatshirt. In the upper right of the video window, a series of slides shows different aspects of the Cokely model. The CATIE Center logo is in the lower right of the video window.
Cokely, D. (1992). Introduction for interpretation: A sociolinguistic model. Burtonville, MD. Linkstock Press.
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