Deaf people’s English isn’t “broken”A sneak peek at the upcoming poster presentation with Dr. Lina Hou of University of California Santa Barbara. We present this work at…Dec 4Dec 4
Teacher Must Sign Good?This is a follow up on a presentation Jon Henner and I gave at the ASL Roundtable a couple of years ago. Immediately after that roundtable…Dec 3Dec 3
When Theory Meets RealityIn my most recent post, The Interpreter’s Task (Not), I discussed the maintenance and honoring of boundaries between interpreters and…Nov 19Nov 19
The Interpreter’s Task (Not)Above is a screenshot of a workshop offered for 0.2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs), charging $30 for a 2-hour session.Nov 161Nov 161
Presumed Incompetence of Deaf ASL FacultyI want to pick up where I left off last year before I got sidetracked. I promised a follow up vlog on a post I made regarding the…Oct 1Oct 1
Academic ASL: Jon Henner’s CritiqueI found Jon’s video in my archive. I didn’t want his thoughts lost to time so I’m reposting here. The context: In fall of 2020, Jon and I…May 7May 7
Academic InterpretingWorking with sign language interpreters (SLIs) in academic settings are a challenge because of the language of the academy and the…Feb 18Feb 18
Interpreters & Presumed IncompetenceI want to present one problem in sign language interpreting. First, I’ll explain what happened then offer some discussion on what was…Feb 175Feb 175
