Ethical Dilemmas for ASL Interpreters

A place to discuss real life ethical dilemmas to better your decision making process as an interpreter.

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Wednesday, December 8, 2010

A personal question

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You interpret regularly with a client. One day, as you are waiting for the meeting to begin, your client asks, "How long have you been...

Skipping out early

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You interpret at a high school. Your show up to the last period of the day and notice your student skipped out early. What do you do? D...
Thursday, November 18, 2010

Assigning Sign Names to Unsuspecting Acquaintances

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You are interpreting in a university with an on-going client and an on-going team. Midway through the semester you, your team and your clie...
Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Introduction

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Ethical decisions must be made daily in the interpreting profession. These decisions are often made in a split second, sometimes without rea...
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