Language Deprivation Syndrome
Watch Language Deprivation Syndrome Lecture
1 hour 40 minutes
Answer questions on a Google Form
12 multiple-choice or short-answer, plus 3 reflection questions with no minimum word count
Purchase CEU processing to receive a Certificate of Completion and 0.25 PS CEUs
The single greatest risk faced by Deaf people is inadequate exposure to a usable first language. Dr. Gulati will review recent research which validates the anatomical basis and time course of the critical period for first language acquisition, and which shows the risks to the development of empathic abilities among children who are language-deprived. Description provided by Brown University.
Running time: 1 hour 40 minutes
Educational Objectives:
Discuss Theory of Mind
Identify the benefits of language
Discuss the effects of language deprivation
This Professional Studies program is offered for 0.25 CEUs at the little/no Content Knowledge Level. Target audience is interpreters and aspiring interpreters. Activity Code FRC26.019
Flat Rate CEUs recognizes that bias exists in all individuals and is committed to reducing its impact by fostering an inclusive, respectful learning environment. If you require reasonable accommodations to participate, please email info@flatrateceus.com.
Dr. Mish Ktejik, NIC, SC:L, OCHI is an approved RID CMP Sponsor for continuing education activities.
STEP 1: Watch the video at Brown University's YouTube channel.
Before watching the film, you may want to review the questions in advance and jot down your answers as you watch.
STEP 2: Complete and submit the Google Form. A score of at least 80% is required to earn CEUs. If your score is below 80%, you may resubmit the form.
STEP 3: Purchase CEU processing at any time. The cost includes CEU processing and a Certificate of Completion; access to the video is not included. All sales are final.
Important: The Google Form and CEU purchase will both ask for your RID number and last name. These must match the RID registry exactly, or your CEUs cannot be processed.
