Ch. 3. Interpreting and Language Access: Spoken Language Interpreters in U.S. Educational Contexts @GallaudetUniversityPress
Ch. 3. Interpreting and Language Access: Spoken Language Interpreters in U.S. Educational Contexts  @GallaudetUniversityPress
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Christopher D. Mellinger. (2021). "Interpreting and Language Access: Spoken Language Interpreters in U.S. Educational Contexts." In ADVANCES IN EDUCATIONAL INTERPRETING, edited by Elizabeth A. Winston and Stephen B. Fitzmaurice, 44-67. Washington, DC: Gallaudet University Press.

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