Test Your Understanding of Shadowing Techniques for Interpreting Mastery

The process of teaching an interpreter new skills and techniques

The process of observing an interpreter in action to learn new skills and techniques (correct)

The process of interpreting for a shadow

The process of evaluating an interpreter's skills and techniques

Visual, auditory, and kinesthetic

Solo, group, and team

Passive, active, and collaborative (correct)

Verbal, nonverbal, and written

Simply watching an interpreter in action, taking written notes about the interpreters' techniques and skills, and practicing as an interpreter solo after shadowing experiences

Shadowing only one interpreter to gain a deep understanding of their techniques and experiences, recording and sharing your shadows with others to receive feedback, and acting as a 'solo interpreter' to improve your skills independently

Shadowing multiple interpreters to compare and criticize their techniques, taking verbal notes about the interpreters' mistakes and weaknesses, and acting as a 'lead interpreter' to demonstrate your own skills

Shadowing multiple interpreters to gain different perspectives and experiences, recording and reviewing your shadows to improve your skills over time, and acting as a 'tag team interpreter' to observe and learn from your partner's techniques (correct)

<p>Active shadowing involves shadowing multiple interpreters, while passive shadowing involves taking written notes about the interpreters' techniques and skills</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To improve your skills over time</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To capture the interpreter's techniques and skills</p> Signup and view all the answers