Editorial: Shared Learning Between Spoken and Signed Language Interpreters and Students (original) (raw)

Editorial: Interpreter education for the changing world

Ineke Crezee

2021

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Interpreter Education in Emerging Settings

Ineke Crezee

International Journal of Interpreter Education, 2019

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Bridging Divides in the Interpreting Profession

Hilde Fiva Buzungu

International Journal of Interpreter Education, 2020

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Bontempo, K. (2013). Academizing a semiprofession: A chicken and egg dilemma. In Winston E. A. & Monikowski, C. (Eds). Evolving paradigms in interpreting education: Impact of interpreting research on teaching interpreting. Washington DC: Gallaudet University Press

Karen Bontempo

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Editorial: Research Underpinning and Informing Interpreter Education

Ineke Crezee

2021

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Job Demands and Resources: An exploration of sign language interpreter educators’ experiences

Stacey Webb

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Reaching New Heights in Graduate Interpreting Education: A Panel Discussion

Jeremy L Brunson

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Integrated and Open Interpreter Education: The Open Educational Resource Reader and Workbook for Interpreters

Elisa Maroney

2019

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Bontempo, K. (2009) Review of Elizabeth Winston (Ed). Educational Interpreting: How it can succeed. (2004). Washington DC: Gallaudet University Press. The Sign Language Translator and Interpreter, 2 (1), 95-100.

Karen Bontempo

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Novice Interpreters: Competencies and Training Needs

Ahmed Moneus

Theory and Practice in Language Studies

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Educational Interpreting of Spoken Languages in the US

Ivan Ortega-Santos

Proceedings of the 18th International Symposium on Social Communication, Santiago, 2023

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Taken from : Teaching Interpreting Teachers : What Do We Need to Know ? Project TIEM

Rico Peterson

2006

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Training interpreters: Old and new challenges. In: Bridge: Trends and Traditions in Translation and Interpreting Studies

Ondřej Klabal

Bridge, 2023

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Lost in the Shuffle: Deaf-Parented Interpreters and Their Paths to Interpreting Careers

Amy C Williamson

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The Next Generation of Research in Interpreter Education

Stephen Fitzmaurice, Annie Marks

CIT Conference Proceedings, 2018

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Teaching interpreting at a technical college The Granville experience

Muhammad Y Gamal

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From practice to theory and back in interpreting: the pivotal role of training Robin Setton From practice to theory and back in interpreting

Armando Soria

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Editorial: Interpreter Education Within and Outside of the Classroom

Ineke Crezee

International Journal of Interpreter Education, 2017

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Educational Interpreting: Access and Outcomes

Patty Sapere

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Book Review: The Next Generation of Research in Interpreter Education: Pursuing Evidence-based Practice

Francesca Maria Frittella

International Journal of Interpreter Education, 2020

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Higher Education Interpreting

Bencie Woll

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Interpreters in Tertiary Education

Lorraine Leeson

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Intentional development of interpreter specialization: Assumptions and principles for interpreter educators

Brenda Nicodemus

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[2012] Towards a pedagogic corpus approach to business and community interpreter training

Kurt Kohn

Braun, S. and K. Kohn (2012). Towards a pedagogic corpus approach to business and community interpreter training. In In: Ahrens, B., Albl-Mikasa, M., Sasse, C. (2012). Dolmetschqualität in Praxis, Lehre und Forschung. Festschrift für Sylva Kalina. Tübingen: Narr, 185-204., 2012

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(2017) World Englishes and English as a Lingua Franca in Interpreter Training

Lorenz Mohler, Bernd Wick, Albl-Mikasa Michaela

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Outcomes for graduates of baccalaureate interpreter preparation programs specializing in interpreting in K-12th grade settings

Carol Patrie

2007

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Conceptualizing a framework for specialization in ASL-English interpretation: Implications for interpreter education

Brenda Nicodemus

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From practice to theory and back in interpreting: the pivotal role of training

Robin Setton

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Conference of Interpreter Trainers 52

Risa Shaw

2012

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Guest Editorial, ‘Dialogue Interpreting in Practice: Bridging the gap between empirical research and interpreter education’, Special Issue of The Interpreter and Translator Trainer 8(3): 329-335.

Elena Davitti

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Challenges and Opportunities for Heritage Language Learners in Interpreting Courses in the U.S. Context

Laura Gasca Jiménez, Christopher D Mellinger

Revista Signos. Estudios de lingüística, 2019

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Reconceptualizing educational interpreting: A case study in US K–12 classrooms

Denise Ives

Just, 2024

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“Challenged, but in a positive way”. The experience of a multilingual summer school of remote dialogue interpreting

Maria Jesus Gonzalez Rodriguez

Lingue e Linguaggi, 2021

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A Case for Training Signed Language Interpreters for Legal Specialization Part of the Communication Sciences and Disorders Commons, and the Special Education and Teaching Commons

immanuel precious stone, Debra Russell

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Preparing interpreting students to be allies in the Deaf community

Sherry Shaw

2014

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