Our on-line interpreter book discussions are a way for professional interpreters to discuss relevant texts with colleagues across the country (and abroad), moderated and overseen by RID Sponsor: Ginevra Deianni. Book clubs last 4 weeks (1 month), with a weekly reflection question to answer on-line. Participants write a brief, informal, weekly reflection, and respond to each other's posts to create meaningful dialogue on the cultural topics in each book. There is no specific time to log on for this program - participants follow weekly deadlines for posting responses at their own pace to keep the group on track together. Flexibility & extensions are offered as needed.
Important Note: Book is not included. Much like a college course, participants must purchase their own text (due to copyright laws). Many books have an e-book option, and some are even available for free rental at your local library.
CEUs are awarded and posted to RID members transcript upon successful completion. Certificates awarded for non-RID participants too. All RID CEUs are overseen & administered by Ginevra Deianni, RID Sponsor. To register for an upcoming bookclub, see below:
Miss a novel in the past? You can find it in the Cultural Book Studies section!
August SESSION NOW REGISTERING:
August 1 - 31, 2024 1.0 PS CEUs
“The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind & Body in the Healing of Trauma"
By: Bessel Van Der Kolk, MD
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Upon registration, an invitation to join the closed discussion group and RID paperwork for CEUs. Participants must purchase their own book (available at any book seller, Kindle & library loan). There is no specific time participants need to be on-line. Weekly reflections are posted at the pace of the reader.
1.0 Professional Studies Cost: $95
Register anytime now - August 5th, 2024
All Book club selections earn 1.0 RID Professional Studies CEUs
Upcoming 2024 Book Titles*:
September 2024: "What Movies Can Teach Us About Disabilities" by: Trevor Pacelli
October 2024: "What the F: What Swearing Reveals About Our Language, Our Brains, and Ourselves" by: Benjamin K Bergen
November 2024: “It’s time to talk (and listen): How to Have Constructive Conversations about Race, Class, Sexuality, Ability & Gender in a Polarized World” by Anastasia S. Kim and Alicia del Prado