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Engaging British Sign Language/ English interpreting students through the use of situated learning
Bown, Sarah Green, Karen
Bown, Sarah
Green, Karen
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2019-12-01
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This case study documents a pilot where situated-learning was used to train students at level 6 (final year) of the BA (hons.) BSL/English interpreting programme, in medical/healthcare interpreting. The learning experience was situated within the clinical simulation suite at the University of Wolverhampton and student interpreters had the opportunity to interpret for a real healthcare practitioner and a deaf patient in a series of carefully constructed roleplays, designed to provide as authentic an experience as possible.
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Hughes, T. (2019) Engaging British Sign Language/ English interpreting students through the use of situated learning, Student Engagement in Higher Education Journal, 2(2)
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en
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2399-1836
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States