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EIPA Scoring and Assessment Criteria Flashcards

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  1. What is the minimum EIPA score required to work with K-12 students in most states that have adopted EIPA standards?

    Answer: 3.5

    Most states that use EIPA standards require a minimum score of 3.5 for educational interpreters working with K-12 students.

  2. On the EIPA rating scale, what does a score of 5.0 represent?

    Answer: Expert/Native-like

    A score of 5.0 on the EIPA scale represents Expert/Native-like proficiency in both ASL and interpreting skills.

  3. Which of the following is NOT one of the primary knowledge areas evaluated in the EIPA written test?

    Answer: Payroll management

    The EIPA written test evaluates Deaf culture, child development, educational law, and interpreting — not payroll management.

  4. Which organization developed and administers the EIPA performance test?

    Answer: Boys Town National Research Hospital

    The EIPA performance test was developed and is administered by Boys Town National Research Hospital.

  5. What does the EIPA performance test primarily evaluate?

    Answer: Sign-to-voice and voice-to-sign interpreting in educational contexts

    The EIPA performance test evaluates both sign-to-voice (ASL to English) and voice-to-sign (English to ASL) interpreting in K-12 educational settings.

  6. How are EIPA performance scores reported to candidates?

    Answer: Numerical scores with skill descriptors

    EIPA scores are reported as numerical ratings on a 1.0–5.0 scale accompanied by detailed skill descriptors explaining what each level means.

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