Hoffmeister and Harvey (1996) describe pathological posturing as a way in which non-deaf
1 people reinforce their supremacy over deaf people. Through a critical disability lens using …

Abstract Problems of practice (Henriksen & Richardson, 2017) are the impetus for change
across many disciplines and result in a myriad of solutions toward best practices. Teaching …

To become effective interpreters between American Sign Language (ASL) and English,
students in interpreter education programs must first demonstrate a high degree of fluency in …

Self-assessment is an emerging topic in ASL/English interpreter education that is being
recognized as critical for students completing the degree-to-certification process and needs …

Appropriate digital citizenship skills are considered essential for modern professionals,
including signed language interpreters. However, little is known about the experiences and …