ASL Strategies to organize interpreted content (Voice - Sign) NIC, EIPA prep
Part of my mentoring series on interpreting. This is just a SAMPLE of some common features in ASL that serve to manage, regulate and organize a message. There are lots more...! See Part II (very short) see: • ASL Strategies to Organize Interpreted Con... To see a MASTER discuss this topic watch: Organization and Coherence • Organization and Coherence Comments welcomed! Thanks for watching ;o)
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