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Classroom Success: Fostering Early Sign Language Interpreter Identity

By: Brandon Arthur
November 16, 2016

Show Notes

Dr. Danielle Hunt sits down with Brandon Arthur during the 2016 CIT Conference in Lexington, KY and offers insight into fostering sign language interpreter identity in the classroom.

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