K-12 Educational Interpreting
Religious Settings
Self Care
100

Why is child development knowledge important?

It helps interpreters adapt communication for the student's age.

100

What types of events may require religious interpreting?

Worship, weddings, funerals, or study groups

100

What does RSI stand for?

Repetitive Strain Injury

200

What law established the right to education for all children with disabilities

Public Law 94-142 (IDEA).

200

Why should interpreters prepare for religious vocabulary?

To ensure accurate, respectful interpretation

200

Name one symptom of RSI

Tingling, pain, stiffness, or numbness

300

Who is part of the IEP team?

Teachers, parents, interpreters, and support staff

300

What is one important environmental factor to consider?

Lighting, sight lines, or acoustics. 

300

What can interpreters do to prevent RSI?

Stretch, take breaks, hydrate, warm up

400

What assessment measures educational interpreter skill?

EIPA – Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment

400

When might multiple interpreters be needed?

During long or complex religious events

400

What part of the body often shows early RSI signs for interpreters?

The neck or hands

500

What is one professional duty besides interpreting?

Tutoring, mentoring, or helping staff understand Deaf culture

500

What should interpreters do if beliefs conflict?

Maintain impartiality and professionalism

500

Why is self-care important for interpreters?

To maintain career longevity and avoid injury.