Focused entirely on interpreting in deaf education settings, this issue explores the theory and practice of educational interpreting, including the interpreter’s role, student perspectives, family insights, and system-level challenges. With real classroom stories and expert commentary, it’s a critical resource for understanding the barriers and opportunities in interpreted education for deaf and hard of hearing students.
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