Unprofessional Translation

This post is a continuation of the several immediately preceding ones about schoolchildren interpreters. What do the YI pupils think t...

This is a continuation of the previous posts Young Interpreters (1)  and (2), which should be read first. Through Pat Richards, I was...

 Emmbrook Young Interpreters  Back in 1995, a Canadian schoolteacher and I co-authored a paper about an organization of bilingual ...

In the last post, a teacher was quoted as saying, "' Bilingualism isn't a learning difficulty ." Here's what the UK...

This is the first of two or more posts about adolescent interpreters in schools in England. In order to appreciate who they are and wha...

By now you've probably heard about, if you haven't actually read, a new book that's been drawing a lot of attention to tran...

This is about a man who was not a Professional Lexicographer but a Professional Engineer. He was trained as an electrical engineer and ...