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C.J. Patrie - Simultaneous interpreting is the ultimate goal for interpreters. Guiding students toward becoming a confident and competent, simultaneous interpreter requires using a careful sequence of learning activities that focus on critical components. These powerful, researched-based materials use models of interpretation centered on practice. The exercises, along with the skills, move from more manageable to increasingly challenging.
Teachers can get the most out of valuable contact hours with students by assigning them the same source material to practice with at home. The series helps track student progress and encourage the development of independent and accurate self-monitoring skills. Topics include: Consecutive Interpreting, Bridging to Simultaneous Interpreting, Sources of Error, Transfer, Memory, Reformulation, Self-Monitoring and Correction. (Text: 224 pgs, softcover, 8-1/2" x 11", DVD: 133 mins, closed captioned, audio) |
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