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The System That Invites Role Creep

Cold Open: Can You Just...

What Is Yours, and What Is Not

Decision Point: Naming the Role

Responding to Role Creep

Language That Holds the Line and the Relationship

Produce the Boundary

Document to Protect Access and Yourself

Stay the Interpreter All Day Long

Workshop & CEU Information

Educational interpreters sit inside a legal-educational system, IEPs, 504 plans, related services, that constantly invites role creep: aide, tutor, disciplinarian, language model. Role clarity here is a system-navigation skill.

Role Clarity in the IEP Machine

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