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A BRIGHTER FUTURE

BEGINS TODAY

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Little Apple Services of NY is an education

service agency which provides leading oral

transliterators and paraprofessional

services for students in private schools in

New York city.

We believe that each child born is a gem, and

the status of a child's surrounding, during

their developing years can play a crucial role

on their future. Our mission is to help each

child obtain the tools and support they need

in order to strive and succeed academically

and socially. The structure and support will

teach them the basis to continue transpiring

in the next step of their life, and also be on

track for a prosperous future.

Little Apple Services specializes in providing

oral transliteration services to children who

are hearing impaired. Most people are at

least slightly familiar with sign language

interpreting. Oral transliterating is similar in

some ways, but different in

o t h e r s . I n e i t h e r

s i t u a t i o n , t h e

student who is deaf or hearing impaired has

to watch only one person to receive all of the

information coming from different speakers

in different parts of the room. A signing

interpreter uses formal gestures to convey

the information to the deaf person, whereas

an oral transliterator repeats in an inaudible

whisper everything that is being said. The

oral transliterator uses clear enunciation,

slightly slower speech than the original

speaker, and expressive – not exaggerated –

mouth and face movements. The message

may be repeated verbatim (transliterating)

or may be paraphrased to improve the

visibility of the spoken message or to adjust

the language level of the original message

(interpreting). Conveying the content and

the tone of the message accurately is of

utmost importance. Natural body language

and gestures are used to support the

meaning of the message in both

transliterating and interpreting. An oral

transliterator is also available to voice for the

student in situations where it is requested.

The transliterator's sole responsibility is to

pass along to the student everything that is

said in class. The ideal candidate will provide

the service in a way that is almost

unnoticeable, doing nothing to draw

attention beyond the job of actually orally

transliterating.

“The structure

and support we

provide will

teach them the

basis to continue

transpiring in

the next step of

their life, and

also be on track

for a prosperous

future. ”

{ HELPING A CHILD REACH NEW HEIGHTS }

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Many children who wear hearing aids still have difficulty hearing and understanding a parent or

teacher's words when there is lots of background noise and over short distances. Group activities

and meal times pose a real challenge due to their complex mix of chatter, background noise and

tabletop bangs. An FM system cuts out this distracting noise, helping a child identify and

respond to what is being said. These children use an oral transliterator in conjunction with a

personal FM system in the classroom.

An educational interpreter must effectively communicate classroom information between the

teacher, the deaf student and other hearing students according to the language level of the

student and the goals of the Individualized Education Plan (IEP).

There are many aspects to the educational interpreter's job that require more than simply

conveying what words and grammar the teacher and other students say.

Some examples are:

1. 2. Implementing the Student's IEP, Using

the Appropriate Modality and Language,

Interpreting at the Appropriate Language

Level, Clearly Conveying all Aspects of

Meaning and Content, Making Sure the Goal

of the Lesson is Clear, Making Appropriate

Use of Fingerspelling, Facilitating and

Supporting Participation and Social

Communication, Monitoring Student

Comprehension etc.

Students with hearing impairment with

hearing aids, face the daily challenge of

access to fast paced class discussions,

groups, incidental learning, and even

e n v i r o n m e n t a l a w a r e n e s s . O r a l

t ra n s l i te ra t i n g c a n h e l p fa c i l i t a te

communication for students in this situation,

but more transliterators are needed.

Therefore, Little Apple Services will provide

a training for our oral transliterators to

ensure that our professional s perform

according to the law and profession.

DREAM.

ACHIEVE.

SUCCEED.

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A BRIGHTER FUTURE BEGINS TODAY

www.littleappleservices.com

1303 53RD STREET

SUITE 108

BROOKLYN, NY 11219

718.635.3300

[email protected]