NIC Study Guide Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. VERIFIED.

NIC Study Guide Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. VERIFIED. Pl 94-142 - -Established in 1975 Provides a free and appropriate public education to children with DA 4 parts - all children have a right to a free and appropriate public education - assists rights of children with DA and their parents - assists states to provide for the education of children - assesses and assures the effectiveness of efforts to educate all children with DA ADA- Americans with Disabilities Act - -Law was passed in 1990 prohibits discrimination and guarantees people with DA the same opportunities as everyone else. - protects rights to employment - Telecommunication relay services - public accommodations - access to public transportation Rehab Act of 1973 - -Impacts any entity that gets federal funding Prohibits discrimination on the basis of DA in any program Applies to public colleges that receive federal funding If the entity is receiving funding they must make that place accessible and have accommodations set up. - This was in place before the ADA but still applies - have the same standards IDEA - Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - -Previously Pl 94-142 Requires public schools to make education available to all children with DA Interpreting - -Changing one language into another while keeping the same meaning Transliterating - -Changing one language into another why keeping the English word order and English on the mouth , Not conceptually based Translate/Translation - -Same as interpreting but with a written component Oral Transliteration - -The interpreter watches the signer/ speaker sign and then mouths English for the consumer. The consumer does not know ASL PSE/Contact Language - -ASL signs with English grammar may be known as transliteration depending on your consumer Total Communication - -using any method necessary to get the information across, gestures, talking, signing, acting SIM COM - -Talking and signing at the same time Sign Supported Speech - -Broad term used to refer to English-based signing systems which attempt to represent English in a visual form relying on the syntax of English. CASE - -ASL signs with English word order and some initialized signs Cued Speech - -hand and mouth movements all located near your mouth SEE - -Signing every word/ syllable in English word order Manually Coded English - -Broad term used to refer to English-based signing systems which attempt to represent English Rochester Method - -Everything is fingerspelled Intrapersonal Demands - -Things specific to the interpreter Ex: feelings, thoughts, internal distractions, hunger, illness Interpersonal - -Specific to the interactions of the interpreter and the consumer Ex: power and authority, communication styles, cultural dynamics, communication goals Environment - -Specific to the setting Ex: goal of the environment, physical surroundings, specialized vocabulary, lighting Paralinguisitc - -Specific to the quality of the consumers expressive language Ex: volume, pace of which someone signs or speaks, cognitive or physical limitation Mild hearing loss - -26-40 db Moderate hearing loss - -41-55 db Moderately severe hearing loss - -56-70 db Severe hearing loss - -71-90 db Profound hearing loss - -91 db + What percentage of Deaf children are born to hearing parents? - -90% What should you do when Platform Interpreting? - -Keep fingerspelling to a minimum Sign larger than normal