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Interpreters and Translators Conference

Professional development · California

Orange County Department of Education's announcement prompted this practical look at what other schools and districts could adapt.

How they approached it

They organized an annual conference providing a platform for professional development and collaboration among language professionals in education.

Why it is worth a look

It directly supports improved communication and equity for diverse student populations by empowering language professionals.

What you could learn

Host an annual conference for language professionals to provide ongoing training, networking, and recognition, thereby enhancing language access services for students and families.

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