Can a sign-language interpreter be used to administer the GED tests?
A sign-language interpreter can be used only to interpret test instructions and the essay topic but not for the multiple-choice test questions. The interpreter must be certified by a national or regional certifying agency. When an interpreter is hired, it should be made clear that the interpreter will be signing only instructions.
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