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EIPA Scoring and Assessment Criteria Flashcards

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  1. What score range on the EIPA is classified as 'Intermediate'?

    Answer: 3.0–3.9

    Scores between 3.0 and 3.9 on the EIPA are classified as the Intermediate range.

  2. What type of source material is used in the EIPA performance assessment?

    Answer: Pre-recorded classroom scenarios

    The EIPA uses pre-recorded classroom scenarios to standardize the testing experience for all candidates.

  3. Which EIPA descriptor best characterizes a score of 2.0?

    Answer: Novice

    A score of 2.0 on the EIPA is classified as Novice, indicating limited interpreting skills in educational settings.

  4. What additional test component accompanies the EIPA performance test?

    Answer: Written knowledge test

    The EIPA includes both a performance test and a written knowledge test that assesses foundational knowledge about Deaf education, culture, and child development.

  5. Which element is specifically evaluated in the EIPA's voice-to-sign component?

    Answer: Ability to convey meaning, register, and vocabulary in ASL

    The voice-to-sign component assesses how well interpreters convey meaning, appropriate register, and vocabulary from English into ASL.

  6. What is the primary reason states set a minimum EIPA score requirement for educational interpreters?

    Answer: To ensure Deaf and hard-of-hearing students receive adequate language access

    Minimum score requirements are designed to ensure that Deaf and hard-of-hearing students receive adequate, effective language access in K-12 educational settings.

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