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We will cover seven (7) topics focusing the human body. The following topics will be covered in every workshop in the different locations for the year, 2019:
We will have the interactive presentations using many sets of classifiers in American Sign Language! Many common phrases will be demonstrated. We will also discuss Robin D.'s Demand_Control_Schema scenarios. Role-playing sessions will be conducted after each presentation.
LPC - Mental Health Program Director. She has been interpreting for at least 20 years on the side.
View Full BioYou know that the human body is an incredible machine! It is very remarkable to see the system from a cell to the organ, and how they function, amazing isn't? Even better, you can look at the descriptions of the body parts come alive in ASL! Imagine that! ASL sure is most awesome visual-gestural language ever! We can naturally describe the complex object more abstractly and visually!
Role-playing using scripts based on real-life communication between Deaf consumers and the service providers in a controlled environment. It gives everyone an excellent opportunity to make mistakes and learn from them then become a more effective facilitator using more classifiers instead of wordy English words. Every participant will have a chance to do roleplaying as the interpreter while other as Deaf patient using "high-visual" language.
Imagine this…you describe a hard-to-describe object in the boring subject during the long-and-dry lecture in the classroom at the school. All sudden, the transformation from dry English description into many lively visual-gestured descriptions where the Deaf and Hard of Hearing students could understand and retain more information. Yes, it is always challenging to describe an object if the wording or the word may be too complicated to explain if just fingerspelling combined with simple signs. Sometimes we sometimes have to fingerspell many “big” words while we might be unsure how to describe that word. So you will have an opportunity to learn how to represent the description visually with many different perspectives from other seasoned interpreters.
You might be seeking someone to present a workshop at your organization's conference or something similar. Yes, we are more than willing to work out a plan to see if we can meet the needs. Go ahead and contact us for a RFP.
Read MoreWe always welcome the help that your organization might offer, such as free facility room, or similar during the weekend of the MIS workshops in exchange for the credits and discounts for your IEP students to participate
Read MoreSimplyASL provides Medical Interpreting training on common body systems. For the weekend workshops, all sessions are separate where you can choose which topic to earn CEUs and we normally offer six (6) different topics per the whole workshop.
We also offer Ethics, Demand-Control Schema, and other interpreting issues which will be taught by another presenter if not the main presenter.
SimplyASL can create a special weekend of your customized topics. We can do that! You will need to fill out the contact form to begin the negotiations. For more information, go ahead and click this button below to find out more.
Ask Us!SimplyASL always appreciate having a sponsor(s) to help with the next opportunity for you all to participate. We have a list that we can share with you on the following expenses typically to use to cover the workshop sessions.
SimplyASL can offer the workshops designed for K-12 interpreters. The Deaf and Hard of Hearing children, including Children of Deaf Adult(s), are very special in our hearts. We know. That is why we want to help K-12 interpreters become more effective facilitators using all ASL Linguistics, as well as to be advocates for their parents.
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