Deaf Blind Interpreting: How can I do a better job? <\/p>\n
Presented by Ann Horn BEI Level III and Nancy Riley CSC, SC:L BEI Level V & Court<\/p>\n
Learn techniques to build your skills and confidence when working with deaf-blind individuals. <\/p>\n
* Experience hands-on activities exploring different communication needs such as tactile, close vision, or tunnel vision.
\n* Discover how to integrate visual information and provide in-depth interpretations.
\n* Meet deaf-blind individuals and hear their views concerning successful interpretations.
\n* Learn principles and protocols that will help you evaluate “case by case” needs. <\/p>\n
Saturday – February 24th, 2007 9am to 4pm
\n..6 CEUs pending (RID and BEI) <\/p>\n
Austin Community College Highland Business Center
\n5930 Middle Fiskville Road.
\nAustin, Texas, 78752<\/p>\n
Seating limited to a total of 30 participants
\n$40 advance, $50 at door (if space available)
\nStudents: $15 advance, $20 at door (five slots available)
\nBreakfast provided at 8:30 am<\/p>\n
For more information contact Ann Horn @ Ann.Horn@dars.state.tx.us<\/p>\n
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Deaf Blind Interpreting: How can I do a better job? Presented by Ann Horn BEI Level III and Nancy Riley CSC, SC:L BEI Level V & Court Learn techniques to build your skills and confidence when working with deaf-blind individuals.…<\/p>\n