Student Development Flashcards
What is essential for educational interpreters regarding student development?
Educational interpreters must recognize changes in a student’s development and adapt their interpreting approach and support accordingly.
Why is early detection of hearing loss critical for deaf and hard of hearing students?
It allows them to develop language that is more age-appropriate compared to their hearing peers.
What role does attachment play in young students’ learning?
Attachment is important as it can facilitate the student’s learning.
What do students develop from age 6 to 11 regarding their self-perception?
They develop notions about their ability to achieve industry vs. inferiority.
What can lead to feelings of inferiority in students aged 6 to 11?
Negative experiences at home, at school, or with peers can lead to feelings of incompetence.
What capacity do students develop from age 6 to 11?
They develop the capacity to work and cooperate with others.
Why is the development of cooperation skills important for educational interpreters?
This development is as important as the factual knowledge that students acquire in school.
What changes occur in student autonomy during adolescence?
As students mature, their autonomy increases, and they demonstrate more initiative. Interpreters should reduce the amount of support they provide.
Why is the period of adolescence important?
It is crucial for identity formation. Young people explore their identity and values, and those with a weak sense of trust, autonomy, or initiative may face identity confusion.
How should interpreters respond to a student’s inattentiveness?
Interpreters should consider the student’s level of maturity when responding.
What is the difference in skill levels required for interpreting younger vs. older students?
Interpreting for older students utilizes different skills than for younger students, but neither is more important than the other.
Why are better skills needed for younger students?
Younger students are still developing language skills and are less capable of repairing an interpreter’s errors.
What should interpreters do to understand a student’s current level of functioning?
They should review the student’s IEP with other members of the team.
What is important about the relationships students create with professionals?
Students often bond with professionals, which is healthy, but professionals must maintain professional boundaries.
What preference might adolescents have regarding interpreters?
Adolescents may be more comfortable with same-gender interpreters in some situations.
Why are peer relationships important during school years?
Peer relationships are crucial for social and cognitive development.
What communication challenges might middle school students face?
Friendships during middle school involve significant communication, and students without age-appropriate pragmatic skills may be viewed as socially awkward.
