WORKSHOP: LEGAL DOCUMENT SIGHT TRANSLATING <\/p>\n
FYI – the workshop will be presented in both ASL and spoken English. The workshop is a GO! Seats are still available, so send in your registrations if you plan to attend. If you have requested that a slot be held for you, please confirm attendance by submitting payment. <\/p>\n
PLEASE NOTE: RID, BEI Court and BEI CEUs have been APPROVED for this workshop!! <\/p>\n
Presenters: Michael McMillion and Suzanne Terrio <\/p>\n
September 29, 2007 <\/p>\n
9:30am – 4:30pm (BRING YOUR OWN BROWN BAG LUNCH!) <\/p>\n
Cost: $40.00 (Participants will be provided a CD with supplemental practice documents.) <\/p>\n
Target Audience: Intermediate to Advanced interpreters <\/p>\n
SPONSORED BY: Disability Support Services Texas Woman?versity <\/p>\n
Location: TWU?land Campus DALLAS – ROOM 108 <\/p>\n
For directions, go to: http:\/\/www.twu.edu\/map_parkland_location.asp <\/p>\n
Workshop Description: <\/p>\n
Document Sight Translation is a new skill that all of us need to practice. <\/p>\n
This hands-on workshop will offer strategies for document translation, with an added benefit of providing a foundation for immediate text analysis. <\/p>\n
Target level will be Intermediate to Advanced. Participants at other skill levels are allowed to register and participate, but instructional targets and workshop content will be at the aforementioned level. <\/p>\n
We may not think about it, but consider the following documents and how each one could become testimony for the courts: medical history, employment application, custody forms, guardianship forms, consumer credit forms, signed affidavits, government forms, a Quicken program, an e-mail that corporate accountants prepare are often used by the corporate legal department for employee litigation cases. <\/p>\n
The key to effective and efficient sight translation is to: <\/p>\n
* Identify Demands and Controls in Sight Translating <\/p>\n
* Incorporate ASL Expansion Techniques as much as necessary based on the consumer?guage preference and bicultural\/bilingual familiarity. <\/p>\n
* Self-monitor for any miscues or interference using Kohlberg’s 6 stages of Moral Development <\/p>\n
The workshop will offer practice opportunities to interpret documents from disciplines such as: Education Law, IEPs, Medical Contracts and Agreements, Consumer Rights, Employment Litigation, Custody, Guardianship, Parental Rights, Divorce\/Separation, Wills\/Trusts\/Estates, Business Law, and documents used in court proceedings to mention a few. The workshop is designed for sight
\ntranslation and includes court documents. Anyone who needs to interpret documents, handouts, forms, contracts, or affidavits will benefit from the techniques offered in this workshop. <\/p>\n
For VRS interpreters – The presenters will also address questions about how to deal with the translation of letter documents over VRS, and related issues in VRS inherent to the uniqueness of the VP compared with doing it live. <\/p>\n
TSID is an Approved RID CMP Sponsor for Continuing Education Activities. This Professional Studies program is offered for .7 CEUs at the Some Content Knowledge Level. <\/p>\n
List Any Special Services You Require (All special requests must be made by: September 19, 2007 ): <\/p>\n
_____Interpreting\/Transliterating _____Oral interpreting _____Low Vision\/Tactile interpreting _____Other <\/p>\n
RID CEUs PENDING and BEI CEUs and COURT CERTIFICATION CEUs pending .7 CEUs <\/p>\n
Workshop will be canceled if there are less than 20 registrants and registration fees will be refunded. <\/p>\n
Registration forms are available at: http:\/\/www.handinhandtexas.com <\/p>\n
Email: handinhandtexas@yahoo.com <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
WORKSHOP: LEGAL DOCUMENT SIGHT TRANSLATING FYI – the workshop will be presented in both ASL and spoken English. The workshop is a GO! Seats are still available, so send in your registrations if you plan to attend. If you have…<\/p>\n