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Service Learning in Interpreter Education
Strategies for Extending Student Involvement in the Deaf Community

Sherry Shaw

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Interpreter Education, Volume 6

Contents

Foreword
     janice humphrey
 vii
   
Foreword
     eileen forestal
   ix
   
Acknowledgments    xi
   
Preface xiii
   
         Part 1: Foundations of Service Learning  
   
                    Introduction     3
   
Chapter 1    Conceptual Framework: Learning in the Context
                   of Social Capital and Spatial Theory
  14
   
Chapter 2    Modifying the Curriculum: Alliance With
                   the Deaf Community
  26
   
         Part 2: Implementing Service Learning  
   
Chapter 3    Course Development: Logistics and Structure   47
   
Chapter 4    Forming Partnerships: Strength-Based Assessment,
                   Feasibility, and Sustainability
  69
   
Chapter 5    Student Orientation: Tolerating Ambiguity,
                   Overcoming Resistance, and Completing
                   the Learning Cycle
  86
   
Chapter 6    Teaching Academic Reflection   98
   
Chapter 7    Evaluating Service Learning 122
   
         Part 3: Stakeholder Perspectives, Program Spotlights,
                     and Resources
 
   
Chapter 8    Deaf Community Perspectives: Reciprocity and
                   Collaboration
139
   
Chapter 9    Student Perspectives: Personal and Professional
                   Impact
                   tara brown-ogilvie, lee godbold, tyree
                   joyner, d’andra parson, antolinette rodi,
                   and kristen willbur
156
   
Chapter 10  Case Studies in Interpreter Education
                   len roberson
172
   
References 196
   
Annotated Bibliography of Service-Learning Resources 205
   
Appendix A: Sample Syllabus for Embedded Course 217
   
Appendix B: Sample Agreement Form 227
   
Appendix C: Sample Program of Study with Separate
                     Service-Learning Courses
229
   
Index 231

Sherry Shaw is a professor and the program director of ASL/English Interpreting in the Department of Exceptional, Deaf, and Interpreter Education at the University of North Florida.

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