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Clinical Pedagogy and Interpreters

• Angela McCaffrey, Teaching Law Students to Work with Language Interpreters 

Readings for Law Students Working with Interpreters

• Tips for Legal Providers on Using an Interpreter
   
• Working with Interpreters: Tips for Attorneys
   
• Utilization of Interpreters
   
• Suggested Questions to Qualify Non-certified Foreign Language Court Interpreters
   
• Communication in the Primary Languages of Persons Served
   
• Standards on Cultural Competence

American University Washington College of Law

• Guidelines for Interpreter Need Continuum
   
• Interpreter Need Continuum
   
• Student Office Manual: Translators and Interpreters
  

Hamline University School of Law

• Checklist for Law Students
   
• Exercise for Law Students
   
• Consecutive and Simultaneous Exercise
   
• Technically Speaking
  

Villanova University School of Law

• Office Manual: Interpretation and Translation

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