Saturday, November 13 9-11am Pacific, 10am-12pm Mountain, 11am-1pm Central, 12-2pm Eastern Join NAIE as we invite educators from across the country to share their expertise in supporting the next generation of professional educational interpreters. Moderated by Stephanie Zito, NAIE President, and Colleen Ticherich, NAIE Ohio State Ambassador and 2021 recipient of the Leilani Johnson Leadership […]
NAIE Members Only CEUs: .2 RID PS Workshop Description: Kallie Rank, MA shares her research results from her thesis related to the working relationships between educational interpreters and their administrators. The results of her research serve as a foundation to building conversation on creating and maintaining working relationships with administrations to ensure success for both […]
NAIE is hosting a live panel discussion with Related Service Providers who commonly work alongside Educational Interpreters. When Educational Interpreters and their colleagues have relationships built on respect and support, the shared goal of meeting the educational needs of DHHDB students can thrive. Sometimes, these relationships are contentious and create barriers to developing collaborative working […]
Date: Thursday, May 26, 2022 Come learn about how we have incorporated your feedback into our new strategic plan! We also encourage individuals interested in applying for open board positions to attend and learn more about the new board structure. Q&A will be available at the end. Time: 5:00pm – 6:30pm PT / 6:00pm-7:30pm MT […]
Member Only Webinar Developing Resources for Language Deprived Deaf Students Presenter: Julie Rems-Smario Speaker Bio: As the Early Language and Education Programs Consultant, I work at the California School for the Deaf with the CORE Division. My work includes distributing SB 210 Deaf children’s language milestones, assessing young Deaf children’s ASL skills, supporting families of […]
Topic: Deaf-hearing Interpreting Teams in K-12 Settings Presenter: Dr. Rosemary Wanis Description: The use of Deaf interpreters (DIs) has become increasingly common in the interpreting profession. DIs work in collaboration with hearing interpreters (HIs) in tandem with each other in an interdependent relationship. They work side by side to navigate the unique intricacies of language and cultural mediation […]
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