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Tag Archives: Shannon Tanghe
Reflections on Linguicism
Language discrimination is far from new. Ancient biblical stories describe a “shibboleth,” when pronunciation of this word alone was used to identify fleeing Ephraimites, a tribe defeated by the Gileadites. Those who pronounced the word without the /sh/ sound, a … Continue reading
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Multilingual ELL Children’s Literature: 6 Great Books
One recognized benefit of children’s literature is its ability to act as both a window and a mirror. A mirror in that it may offer a reader a reflection of oneself, which can be a form of validation that one … Continue reading
Creating a Classroom Community: 5 First Day Activities for ELLs
How long does it take learners to form a first impression of a new class? One study found that students rated professors after attending just two weeks of class roughly the same as their final course evaluations (Buchert, Laws, Apperson, & … Continue reading
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Ideas and Resources for Teaching With an International Focus
This week, the campus I teach at in South Korea is abuzz with the sounds of English. Last week, about 100 international student-teachers moved onto campus—beginning their summer study and teaching abroad adventures. When I meet these student-teachers, glimpse their … Continue reading
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Introducing Shannon Tanghe: Blogging to Connect
Hello from TESOL’s newest blogger—2016 TESOL Teacher of the Year, Shannon Tanghe! About Me My name is Shannon Tanghe, and I am currently the department chair of the Graduate School of TESOL at Dankook University, a graduate school in a … Continue reading