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CASLI Study Guide – Comprehensive Preparation Material for ASL Interpreter Certification Exams

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This document provides a general study guide for CASLI ASL interpreter certification exams, including both knowledge and written components. It covers essential topics such as interpreting ethics, Deaf culture, professional conduct, language use, and standards of practice in interpreting settings. The material is designed to support candidates preparing for CASLI certification by reinforcing core competencies and exam readiness.

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CASLI Study Guide – Comprehensive Preparation Material for ASL Interpreter
Certification Exams


PT principle 1 - ANS ✔✔Contact Space: Any time space is used, make sure it is contact space,
not air space



PT Principle 2 - ANS ✔✔Reciprocity: Regardless of how much you see, always communicate
reciprocally



PT Principle 3 - ANS ✔✔Protractile Perspective: take a pro-tactile perspective this means
working together to co-create signs that are easy to feel and also describing things in a way that
reflect pro-tactile experiences



PT Principle 4 - ANS ✔✔SASS: Size and Shape Specifier, When you describe qualities such as
sizes and shapes. Each description should be arranged in contact space in relation to the larger
thing



PT Principle 5 - ANS ✔✔Exceptions: If the first principle is in conflict with the cultural norms or
is physically unsafe to apply, establish alternative conversions



PT Principle 6 - ANS ✔✔Information Source: When sharing information, be sure to include the
source of the information



PT Principle 7 - ANS ✔✔Tactile Imagery: PTASL should not be taught of as a way to
communicate information to DeafBlind people. It is a means of sharing experiences



Education for All Handicapped Children Act - ANS ✔✔Public Law 94-142

1975

, Mandates that children with disabilities be educated in the "least restrictive environment"
which led to the widespread integration of disabled children in regular classrooms



Vocational Rehabilitation Act - ANS ✔✔PL 89-333

1965

The federal government provides the states with funds to administer programs that help
individuals to enter, remain in, or return to employment



Authorized provision of interpreting services for deaf clients in vocational rehabilitation settings
for the first time



Rehabilitation Act - ANS ✔✔PL 93-112

1973

law that protects the rights of handicapped individuals

Stated that "handicapped individuals" had certain rights, including the right to accessible
communication - This resulted in the provision of interpreters in post-secondary education,
criminal legal proceedings and other settings



The court Interpreters Act - ANS ✔✔PL 95-539.

1978

Certified interpreters in court - Mandates the use of only Certified interpreters when non-
English speaking litigants are involved in Federal Court



Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) - ANS ✔✔1990

that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities. Under this Act, discrimination
against a disabled person is illegal in employment, transportation, public accommodations,
communications and government activities. (Expands the concept of "equal rights" to private
businesses)

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