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Interpret the content message of the teacher, as well as all questions, answers and remarks made by others.
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Utilize the communication system appropriate to the student’s needs: i.e. Signed English, Pidgin, ASL, etc.
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Become familiar to the vocabulary used in the classroom setting to interpret information as accurately as possible.
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Assess the physical setting of the classroom to establish the location most appropriate for serving the student.
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Discourage inappropriate dependencies, such as: repetition of information for inattentive student, reminders of assignments, or teacher talking directly to interpreter rather than student.
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Reflect a positive professional attitude and appearance.
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Maintain confidentiality of information.
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Address concerns and questions to the teacher of the hearing impaired or other appropriate professional.
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Collaborate with teachers and other service providers regarding student needing interpreting services.
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Comes to work regularly and promptly.
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Performs other duties as assigned by Director of Special Education or designee.
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Non-exempt position. Ten month work year. Salary to
Established by the Board.