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Tag Archives: English language teaching
Does It Matter? Possibilities in Teaching
Anne Marie Foerster Luu
The classroom should be where “butterflies bloom” and children can teach more than you ever thought you had to learn. School can be real. It can be more than achieving a score on a test. School can be where we … Continue reading
2013 TESOL Graduate Student Forum: A Welcome Start to TESOL
Amy Walton and Erin Todey
The day before the start of a conference there is a sense of excitement in the air. The long hallways await the shuffle of feet from one session to the other; the many rooms are ready to accommodate the hundreds … Continue reading
Posted in TESOL Blog, TESOL Convention Blog
Tagged as applied linguistics, emerging TESOL researchers, English language teaching, teacher training, teaching English as a second language, TESOL 2013, TESOL Doctoral Student Forum, TESOL Graduate Student Forum, TESOL International Convention & English Language Expo
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Many Helpful Things: Online Resources and Activities
Tara Arntsen
As a comment to one of my earlier posts about blogging, reader Diana Bermfadez mentioned a website that was new to me called ManyThings.org. This prompted me to take a look at the site, which is amazing, and think about other … Continue reading
Prezi: It’s the new PowerPoint
Tara Arntsen
With Prezi, you have a new way to make presentations for class. Prezis look very professional so they are great for lectures or even business presentations. This makes mastering Prezi a good idea both for you and for students, especially … Continue reading
Speaking Homework: You can do that?
Tara Arntsen
For a long time, I simply didn’t give homework to oral English classes because most traditional homework assignments focus on reading and writing and I want my students to develop their speaking and listening skills more than anything else. Additionally, … Continue reading
Introducing the 2013 TESOL Teacher of the Year
Anne Marie Foerster Luu
Anne Marie Foerster Luu is the 2013 TESOL Teacher of the Year, presented by National Geographic Learning. Read about Anne Marie in the February 2013 issue of TESOL Connections. Hello colleagues, friends, and “friends I have not yet met.” My name is Anne Marie Foerster … Continue reading
Posted in TESOL Blog
Tagged as critical practice, English language teaching, feminist pedagogy, identity, P-12 education, power, teacher of the year, teaching excellence
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Advocating for TESOL as a Profession
Suzanne Panferov
In my day job, I direct the Center for English as a Second Language (CESL) at the University of Arizona (UA). The UA is a large, public university located in the city of Tucson in southern Arizona about 100 kilometers … Continue reading
Posted in TESOL Blog, TESOL Convention Blog, TESOL Leadership Blog
Tagged as 2013 Presidential Plenary, 2013 TESOL International Convention & English Language Expo, Center for English as a Second Language, corporatizing the university, English as a second language, English language teaching, higher education funding, Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, TESOL, TESOL funding, TESOL President, University of Arizona
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A Whole New World
Tara Arntsen
As a new blogger for TESOL, I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself to this wonderful community. My name is Tara Arntsen. I am currently pursuing a Master of Arts in TESOL online with the University of Southern … Continue reading