This guide highlights the unique role of educational interpreters as part of the learning team. It covers professional qualifications, preparation, fostering student independence, and ethical responsibilities, ensuring interpreters provide accurate, effective access to education.
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National Association of Interpreters in Education supports interpreters working in K–12 educational settings. The organization advances effective practice by developing professional standards, providing resources and support for interpreters, and promoting ethical practice to meet the diverse needs of deaf and hard of hearing students.