Educational Sign Language Interpreter Professional Development Plan



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Educational Sign Language Interpreter Professional Development Plan Name: Email: Date Plan Developed and Implemented: Date Plan is to be Reviewed: District: By: Current Classification: (Check one.) Sign Support Specialist (518) This classification indicates that you are not yet an interpreter. Your Educational Interpreter Proficiency Assessment (EIPA) scores are below 3.0 and/or you have not completed the 36 semester hours required for a paraprofessional. Verification of completed Professional Development Plans must be submitted with waiver request. Educational Sign Language Interpreter I (516) This classification indicates that your EIPA scores are between 3.0 and 3.4 and you have completed the 36 semester hours required for a paraprofessional. This certification is valid for only one year and can be renewed twice with minimum completion of -approved 15 clock hours per year. Educational Sign Language Interpreter II (517) This classification indicates that your EIPA scores are above 3.5, you have completed the 36 semester hours required for a paraprofessional and have passed the EIPA WT. Permanent Certification. Professional Educational Sign Language Interpreter (330) This classification is established at the discretion of the district and indicates that your EIPA score is above 3.6, that you have passed the EIPA WT and that you have a BA/BS from an accredited institution of higher education. Objective: Paraprofessional Certificate: Educational Sign Language Interpreter II 2 Major Components: 1. : a. Paraprofessional Certificate: 36 prescribed semester hours b. Passing score on the EIPA-Written Test 2. : Minimum 3.5 on the Educational Interpreter Proficiency Assessment (EIPA) (Valid NAD IV or NIC Certification is accepted) Professional Development Plans must encompass both components unless requirement for that component is satisfied. : (Select 1) My Professional Development focus for this year for component 1: Successful passage of the EIPA-WT. The EIPA-WT will meet 19 of the required paraprofessional hours: One semester hour of reading; three semester hours each of special education, human growth and development, or psychology and social studies; nine semester hours of electives. Describe what actions you plan to take in preparation of the EIPA-WT: During this year, I plan to take the following course(s) towards my paraprofessional certificate:

: Developed by Frances J. Beaurivage, Boys Town National Research Hospital (beaurivagef@boystown.org) Overall EIPA Score: 1. What was the average score for each Roman numeral area? Each subcategory? Voice-to-Sign Roman I Prosodic Information Stress/emphasis Affect/emotions Register Sentence boundaries Non-manual information Sentence types/clausal boundaries Adverb/adjective facial markers Use of signing space Verb directionality Compare/contrast, sequence, cause/effect Use of Classifiers Interpreter performance ASL or PSE grammar Use English morphological markers (if appropriate) Mouths speaker s English (if appropriate) Vocabulary Roman III Signs: Sign vocabulary Signs correctly made Fluency Vocabulary consistent with language or system Key vocabulary represented Fingerspelling: Production of fingerspelling Spelled correctly Appropriate use of fingerspelling Production on numbers Sign-to-Voice Roman II Can read and convey student s: Signs Fingerspelling and numbers Register Non-manual behaviors and ASL morphology Vocal/Intonational features: Speech production Sentence/clausal boundaries Sentence types Emphasize important words, phrases, affect/ emotions Word choice: Interpreter performance: Adds no extraneous words/sounds to message Overall Factors Roman IV Message processing: Appropriate eye contact/movement Developed sense of whole message V-S Developed sense of whole message S-V Appropriate lag time V-S Appropriate lag time S-V Message clarity: Discourse mapping Environment: Indicates who is speaking 2. Read the areas identified for professional development from the Read the feedback comment(s) that relate to the areas that received the lowest scores above. Write a brief statement(s) that captures what the feedback statement indicates you may want to work on. 2

3. Utilizing this information, select four skills or linguistic features to focus on. For each skill area, write a goal statement, strategy or strategies, identify the resources needed, and a timeframe for implementation and review of goal. Goal I Goal II 3

Goal III Goal IV Your signature: Date: Administrator: 4 Date:

Sign Support Specialist Professional Development Plan Verification Form As specified in WV Code 18-20-2 and 18A-20-4, a sign support specialist may be assigned to a student who is deaf or hard of hearing in lieu of an interpreter only if an educational sign language I or II is unavailable AND the sign support specialist is executing a professional development plan leading to certification as an educational sign language interpreter. This is only for two years. For continued employment, is required to approve a waiver if a qualified interpreter is still unavailable. Requests for waivers must be accompanied by the professional development plan, verification of its successful implementation along with the new professional development plan. Waiver requests must be sent to: Note: Educational Sign Language Interpreter I must be working towards Educational Sign Language Interpreter II. Verification of the 15 approved clock hours are to be submitted through you Personnel Office to Office of Professional Preparation. PD Goal Date Activity/Workshop PD Component CEUs/Clock Hours WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Executive Director, Office of Special Education WV Department of Education Building 6 RM 717 1900 Kanawha Boulevard East Charleston, WV 25305 Name: Email: District: Date Plan Developed and Implemented: 1

PD Goal Date Activity/Workshop Verification PD Component CEUs/Clock Hours WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 2

PD Goal Date Activity/Workshop Verification PD Component CEUs/Clock Hours WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION I verify that the plan was executed to the best of my ability: Name: Signature: Date: Administrator Name: Signature: Date: Verification for each activity must be submitted with plan. 3