Families should learn ASL/Las familias deberían aprender la lengua de señas estadounidense

Translations/summaries are available below in both Spanish and English. These are designed as resources for working with the text in ASL.

Visual Description

A white non-binary person wears red baggy short-sleeve shirt and is shown from the waist up. The person is standing in front of a dark-grey screen. A white CATIE Center logo is in the lower right corner of the screen. The person […]

2022-01-23T19:48:44-06:00December 5th, 2018|

Deaf Interpreters at Work: A Mock Trial

Court room scene with witness and two interpretersScenario Synopsis

This interactive video showcases a mock court trial utilizing a deaf interpreter and hearing interpreter team.

Credits for this Video

This video was originally created by the National Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers. For more information, visit: http://www.interpretereducation.org/specialization/deaf-interpreter/

Introduction

  • Introduction to the Deaf Interpreter at Work: Mock Trial video […]
2022-01-24T16:04:44-06:00October 21st, 2018|

An Activity for Working from ASL to English/Spanish

Activity Summary: Practice creating an English or Spanish interpretation/translation from any ASL source video.  You can choose what specific skills in the ASL to English process you want to focus on.

Developed by Doug Bowen-BaileySpiral that shows learning moving from Working with Object, Working with Resource, and then working with self

Competencies Addressed:  ASL to English or ASL to Spanish interpretation (A variety of […]

2022-01-24T18:22:50-06:00September 12th, 2018|

Consecutive Interpreting an Explanatory text – “Experiences with Interpreters”

A black woman wearing grey long-sleeve shirt holders her hands up with palms facing toward her face ready to signDeveloped by Doug Bowen-Bailey

Competencies Addressed:  Production: English discourse; Comprehension: ASL discourse

Time Required for Activity: 20 mins

Objective: 

To consecutively interpret a video text explaining about one person’s experiences working with interpreters.

In this video, Nyla explains her various experiences working with interpreters.

This […]

2022-01-25T10:59:10-06:00July 30th, 2018|

Practice Message Coherence with Consecutive Interpreting in “What’s The Best Age To Learn A Second Language?”

Developed by Mark Halley

Competencies Addressed:

  • Message coherence
  • Consecutive interpreting
  • Discourse mapping
  • Use of Space

Time Required for Activity: 30 mins

Objective: 

To practice spatial structuring in an ASL text.To improve message coherence when interpreting a fast and challenging English text into American Sign Language.

In this video, Dr. Sapna Parikh discusses the process of language acquisition, focusing on second language acquisition […]

2022-01-26T19:35:24-06:00July 17th, 2018|

Consecutive Interpretation for “How sugar affects the brain”

Developed by Mark Halley

Competencies Addressed: Specialized knowledge and other

Time Required for Activity: 30 mins

Objective: 

To learn about specialized knowledge (brain chemistry) and how to do prepare for such work ahead of time.

In this video, neuroscientist Dr. Nicole Avena explains how sugar affects the human brain.

 

Prediction

You will interpret a video in which Dr. Avena explains how sugar affects […]

2022-02-14T16:41:05-06:00July 12th, 2018|

Learning about Chunking Skills “Three Basic Principles of Personal Finance”

Developed by Mark Halley

Competencies Addressed: Chunking skills/Spatial Structuring

Time Required for Activity: 20 mins

Objective: 

To learn about Chunking Skills from an English text.

In this video, Aaron Patzer provides a short introduction to personal finance management.

Preparation

You will watch a video in which Aaron Patzer, CEO of Mint, offers some tips to […]

2022-01-27T15:00:50-06:00March 27th, 2018|

Cooking with Classifiers (Consecutive)

Image of poached salmon on a plate with dill and white sauce with silverware beside the fishDeveloped by Roberto Santiago

Competencies Addressed:  Depiction in ASL

Time Required for Activity: 40-60 mins

Approach: Consecutive Interpreting

Objective: 

To determine and incorporate locative, descriptive and instrument classifiers in consecutive interpreting.

In this activity, you will practice interpreting a procedural text explaining how to cook poached salmon. 


2022-01-27T15:10:38-06:00November 29th, 2017|

Consecutive Interpreting for Procedural Text: “How To Cook With Cast Iron”

Using cast iron skillet video from TastyDeveloped by Mark Halley

Competencies Addressed:  Interpreting: English to ASL; Classifiers, Grammar

Time Required for Activity: 60 mins

Objective: 

To consecutively interpret a procedural English text incorporating effective discourse mapping, ASL grammar, and classifiers.

In this video, a narrator from YouTube cooking channel Tasty explains how to clean and cook with cast iron skillets.

This activity is part […]

2022-02-09T10:03:17-06:00November 1st, 2017|

Mexican American and Mexican National Deaf Language Samples Tape 1

National Multicultural Interpreter Project (2000). Cultural and Linguistic Diversity Series: Mexican American and Mexican National Deaf Language Samples T

ape 1 [Videotape]. El Paso, TX: El Paso Community College. (TRT: 37:00) ASL only Language Samples.

These are biographical anecdotes divided into shorter narrative segments from a Mexican National and Mexican American experience. Segments included are:

  • “Interpreting in the Family” by Pauline Arroyos (TRT 8.15)
  • “Why I Became […]
2022-01-31T13:17:23-06:00October 27th, 2017|
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