PEP...Preparing To Evaluate Programs

You really have no idea what to expect until you walk in the room and sit down and just hope to do well. How when you are just walking into it cold, and why do that when you can...  

Be Prepared to sit for the EIPA evaluation in a mock setting that will keep you calm and at your best.

 Hi Juti, 

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EIPA CLASSES FILL UP FAST! ...Call Today and reserve your seat.....

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Call and sign up today on the EIPA, waiting list, Call and ask for Juti,

714-271-3088 cell 

or

714-644.9692  office machine

and Juti will return your call.

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Research shows that classes limited between 8-20 students have been proven  to be highly conducive for an excellent learning environment. We personally find 8 to be the best learning environment. All classes will be limited to 8 participants and now fewer than 4 participants for the best interactive learning environment.  

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THE EIPA PERFORMANCE

Evaluation...

If you are struggling to prepare or have taken the test and failed this is the program you need. 

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Do You Know the

EIPA Guidelines of Professional Conduct for Educational Interpreters?

Below are excerpts

from the EIPA Guidelines of Professional Conduct

~The educational interpreter shall either interpret or participate in meetings such as staff meetings, IEP meetings, and staffing, but should not do "BOTH"

~Learning to use an interpreter is an essential aspect of development of a student who is deaf and/or hard of hearing.

~The interpreter's goal is to facilitate communication between deaf and hearing people and to communicate clearly what each individual says. 

~In order to be respected as a member of the educational team, and to provide students with access to the classroom, interpreters should be improving their skills and knowledge continually.

~An interpreter can produce a better interpretation when prepared or when knowledgeable about the topic area.

~The Deaf or hard of hearing student should be allowed the freedom to make choices and to learn independently as possible.

Dear Juti

Here is what I found on the RID website... regarding the EIPA Certification.

In regard to the EdK-12 as well as the following:
EIPA Interpreters Joining RID…

Interpreters who have passed the EIPA written test and scored at
least a 4.0 on the EIPA performance test may now join RID as certified
members and maintain certification through the RID Certification
Maintenance Program (CMP) and Ethical Practices System (EPS).

New and current members of RID who wish to do so must use the

Membership application or call the RID national office at 703-838-0030.

The EIPA written test is very different from the NIC
Generalist in that the entire test is taking the "general knowledge" from
the "classroom interpreting website" and applying it to scenarios, so the
entire test is "scenarios". "what would you do"...."what if" etc....

The EIPA written is only given at certain times during the year and I took mine
at LA Unified at the "spur of the moment. You have to check their website for

the next test dates.

Hope this is helpful.

Regards,
K.A.