The Couch
By Observer Editor December 27, 2021
The Couch is a place to exchange ideas and brainstorm, not only for its contributors but also for our readers who engage in the ensuing discussions. Interpreter ethics exist to keep the language professional from getting enmeshed into what can become very convoluted situations. But what... The post The Couch – Interpreters need impartiality, but so do judges appeared first on NAJIT.
By Observer Editor December 17, 2021
I am very passionate about being an interpreter and translator. Some of you may have noticed. I just turned sixty-seven years old and am still spending most of my waking hours volunteering for NAJIT. Since my very early days as a federally certified interpreter, thanks... The post Forty years in the courtroom and I still have questions appeared first on NAJIT.
By Observer Editor December 11, 2021
We are all in this together, but while we are all in the same sea, we are not all in the same boat. We know this pandemic has affected people differently, and everyone has experienced it in a different way. For most people, for instance,... The post All of a Sudden appeared first on NAJIT.
December 3, 2021
I am not a baker. The world of yeasts and doughs, of icing, flour and exact measurements eludes me. Hand me some garlic and kale, and I’ll make you discover a love you never knew you had for green vegetables. But baking is a different... The post Repetition is Key appeared first on NAJIT.