Teaching with Interpreters in the Classroom

Best practices and tips for teachers who work with deaf students and interpreters in the classroom. #Deaf #Interpreters #ASL #WeAreUSDB #Education
You have received this video link because you will have a deaf student in your class this year. If you've had these students before, this will serve as a great refresher for you. If it's your first time, we hope you will benefit from these helpful tips. Just like all of us, we want to be the best teachers we can be this year. We wish you success and are confident your deaf student can learn, thrive, and succeed.
Please enjoy this 11- minute video. We hope you will love your wonderful experience this year!
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Image Description : Video interview with USDB Interpreters and Deaf students who share their experiences and recommendations on best practices for classroom instruction.

[@SLC234]

I love that this video highlights how inclusion for student who are deaf is achieved alongside their peers at the student’s neighborhood or charter school. Thank you! ❤

[@TyrekeCorrea]

Sometimes inequality results from their being too many hands in a pot, too many different forces trying to execute the same task affecting the same parties in different ways.

[@TyrekeCorrea]

With two interpreters, can you make sure that there is asthma uniformity in message conveyed and perceived as possible, the same way the hearing students in a classroom with all received the same message from the unifying guidance of a teacher's voice?

[@TyrekeCorrea]

Why did you come out with this when you did after hiding out in the ether for so long?