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Assignment 1, due on September 6th, requires the DHH intern to submit a one-page summary including due dates of all the assignments required by the course, EDSP 5093: Internship for Deaf Education Teachers Part 1 (Fall 2016). The intern is also required to ask clarifying questions about Assignment 1 (or simply indicate â€Å"I have no questions,† otherwise) and to develop an assignment calendar, which will be completed and due with the internship summary at the end of the Fall Semester. Assignment 2, due on September 13th, requires the intern to review the AE Assignment (Assignment 12) and write a one-page summary of it, including the descriptions of all UKAT forms and dates on when to complete them based on the calendar of the intern. The intern is also required to ask questions about the assignment and to include to submit the calendar for completing the UKAT forms. 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