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Capstone Fall 2011 Master of Instructional Science & Technology School of Information Technology and Communication Design California State University Monterey Bay introducing Interpretation Learning Module Presenter: Sieun Lee Advisor: Dr. Bude Su

Capstone Fall 2011 Master of Instructional Science & Technology School of Information Technology and Communication Design California State University Monterey

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Capstone Fall 2011Master of Instructional Science & Technology

School of Information Technology and Communication DesignCalifornia State University Monterey Bay

introducing

Interpretation Learning Module

Presenter: Sieun LeeAdvisor: Dr. Bude Su

Presentation Flow

Interpretation Learning Module

1Project Description 2Project

Demonstration

3Q&A

About Interpretation Learning Module

Interpretation Learning Module

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Background

Experience of teaching interpretation

Interpretation curriculum development for military linguists at Defense

Language Institute in 2009

Misunderstanding about interpretation

Problem

Interpretation practice requires practice partner.

Shy learners avoid practicing with people.

Alternative to human practice partner.

Benefits shy learners.

Useful teaching resources to DLI instructors.

Solution!

I AM SHY……

What is interpretation learning module about?

Help learners acquire basic skills for interpreting

Memory Retention Skill Paraphrasing Skill Note-taking Skill

Plus Basics of Interpreting

Target Audience

Beginner interpretation trainees(DLI military linguists)

Instructional Theory

Gaine’s 9 Events of Learning+

Merrill’s First Principles of Instruction

Demonstration followed by exercise items Scaffolding

2 Demonstration of Interpretation Learning Module

Interpretation Learning Module

Interpretation Learning Module

Assessment

Assessment Method

Six prospective learnersObservationOnline surveyPre- & post-tests

Pre-test passageSan Bruno Gas Explosion (211 words)A huge PG&E gas line explosion and fire rocked San Bruno Thursday night around 6 pm PST destroying at least 55 homes and damaging dozens of others. The death toll stood at 4 Friday evening, with 52 people, including 4 firefighters, treated for smoke inhalation and burn wounds. The most critical were taken to the premier burn center in the Bay Area. Officials did not release victims' names. However, Agustin Macedo of San Francisco told the Associated Press his 44-year-old daughter and his 7-year-old granddaughter were killed. The explosion happened near Skyline Boulevard and San Bruno Avenue. A huge crater was left at the initial explosion site and a huge pipe was seen nearby on a flattened street. PG&E President said a 30-inch steel gas pipe ruptured about 3 feet underground. A woman who lives in the neighborhood said the blast quickly escalated down her street, destroying one house at a time in quick succession. She said she got out of her house with her two cars and her pets. Other neighbors said they saw the street rip apart and ran for their lives from a huge wall of flames. The explosion was followed by a hail of asphalt falling from the sky as the pipe line ripped through the street.

Post-test passageTrapped Chilean Miners (209 words)After more than two months trapped underground in a collapsed mine, 33 Chilean miners were pulled to safety. The men were buried alive in a copper-and-gold mine 2,000 feet below ground in northern Chile. They spent 69 days mostly in a dark, small space—about the size of a one-room apartment—with temperatures around 90°F. So how did they survive the difficult conditions?The first couple of weeks were reportedly the most challenging for the trapped miners. During this time, the miners had to survive on very limited supplies. They had only enough food to last two days. Each miner allowed himself two spoonfuls of tuna, half a cookie, and half a glass of milk every two days. It was not until 17 days after the cave-in on August 5 that the group made contact with rescuers on the outside.On August 22, rescuers above ground discovered the men. They broke through the ceiling of the miners' shelter with a long, narrow drill. The miners attached a message to send back to the rescuers, letting them know they were all alive. Soon after, the rescuers began sending the miners supplies through narrow plastic tubes. These items included camping cots, flashlights, food and water, clothing, and medicine.

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Pre-test score

Post-test score

Results

Results

t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means Pre-Test Score Post-Test Score

Mean 67.83333333 76.33333333Variance 155.7666667 74.26666667Observations 6 6Pearson Correlation 0.919211953Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 5t Stat -3.663475485P(T<=t) one-tail 0.007271016t Critical one-tail 2.015048372P(T<=t) two-tail 0.014542032t Critical two-tail 2.570581835

Biggest ChallengeTesting

Develop more practice items

Develop better testing method

Future Steps

Advice for Next Cohort

Choose your project carefully!

Do not be too ambitious!

Thank You!P r o f. B u d e S u

N a n c y Lo c k w o o dTr o y C h a l l e n g e r

E r i c Ta oKa r e n W i s d o mB e n E r l a n d s e n

&Te a m S u n s h i n e

Question & Answer

Interpretation Learning Module

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