Treehouse Video https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html DEMO VERSION A Sign of Respect Series Exercise 3b: The Typical Hot/Cold Seat Arrangement READING 1a: Respecting Deaf People’s Space Exercise 1b – WATCH Choice Point 2 – Passing through a signed conversation Exercise 1a – WATCH CHOICE POINT 1 – If You Don’t Understand Exercise 9b – Map out strategy to obtain certification Exercise 9a – WATCH Choice Point 9a – Conversation with Carol Exercise 8k – WATCH Amy’s Journal #2 EXERCISE 8j: Confirming Information – 2 different perspectives Exercise 8i – WATCH Choice Point 8d – After the appointment, confirming information Exercise 8h – Paralinguistic Analysis Exercise 8g – WATCH Choice Point 8c – Handling a longer than expected answer EXERCISE 8f: Deaf person giving detailed information Exercise 8e – WATCH Choice Point 8b – Is “How are you?” a simple question? Exercise 8d – Are you being understood? EXERCISE 8c: Observations of CDIs READING 8c: Learn from a skilled CDI EXERCISE 8b: Standard Practice associated with CDIs in your area EXERCISE 8b: Standard Practice associated with CDIs in your area READING 8a: Multitude of reasons why the Deaf person might not understand the interpreted message Exercise 7g – WATCH Amy’s Journal #1 EXERCISE 7f: Seeking input from the team interpreter – Reaction by Deaf People Exercise 7e – WATCH Choice Point 7c – Seeking input from team interpreter Exercise 7d – Asking for feedback Exercise 7c – WATCH Choice Point 7b – How to ask for feedback EXERCISE 7b: How do you handle things that did not go well for you? Exercise 7a: WATCH Choice Point 7a – Dealing with emotions Exercise 6e: WATCH Choice Point 6c – Question from a curious attendee EXERCISE 6d: How does that make you feel? Exercise 6c: WATCH Choice Point 6b – Not understanding the Deaf person’s ASL EXERCISE 6b: Not ready to do the job Exercise 6a: WATCH Choice Point 6a – Realizing her inadequacies for the job EXERCISE 5l: Deaf-centered solution for ASL to Spoken English work EXERCISE 5k: Walking tour EXERCISE 5j: The seating arrangement EXERCISE 5i: The Deaf-centered arrangement EXERCISE 5h: The double arrangement EXERCISE 5g: The Deaf-focused arrangement EXERCISE 5f: The On/Off Seat Arrangement EXERCISE 5e: The Modified Hot/Cold Seat Arrangement Exercise 5d: The Typical Hot/Cold Seat Arrangement Exercise 5c: WATCH Choice Point 5b – Discussing Logistics Exercise 5b: Rate the importance of pre-meeting chat topics Exercise 5a: WATCH Choice Point 5a – Pre-assignment Meeting Exercise 4d: Finding the Deaf Person Exercise 4c: WATCH Choice Point 4b – Finding the Deaf Person Exercise 4b: Being Punctual Exercise 4a: WATCH Choice Point 4a – Being Punctual Exercise 3j: Academic Lecture Home New