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John Mark on November 5th, 2010 under Abstracts/Presentations, Video •
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TweetDownload abstract PDF here. Download PowerPoint presentation PDF here. Format: Workshop Time: 90 minutes Title: “Reflective Teaching: Strategies for Self-Improvement and Adaptation” Target Students: Beginner to advanced, any age group This is a co-presentation with SPELTA member Alexandra Antipova. What is a reflective teacher? Generally speaking, a reflective teacher is an educator who is in [...]
John Mark on October 13th, 2010 under Teaching Reading, Teaching Writing, Video •
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TweetThis is a little video I prepared for my students, but it is relevant to anyone interested in structuring academic paragraphs.
John Mark on June 8th, 2010 under Distance Learning Tools, Lessons/Materials, Video •
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John Mark on June 8th, 2010 under Abstracts/Presentations, For Students, Teaching Writing, Video •
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TweetWatch the presentation here: Download PowerPoint here. Download handout here. What is the statement of purpose? College applications are generally very dry and impersonal representations of a person’s scholastic achievements and abilities. The personal statement is designed to breathe life into an otherwise lifeless and unoriginal college application. Basically, the statement of purpose is a [...]
John Mark on June 8th, 2010 under Abstracts/Presentations, Teaching Writing, Video •
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TweetDownload PowerPoint PDF here. Download PowerPoint Show (with audio) here. Format: Plenary Time: 20 minutes Title: “Technology and Second Language Writing: New Perspectives on Identity and Process” Target Students: Beginner to advanced, any age group With the advent of new technology and online resources for second language writers, educators not only must grapple with their own [...]
John Mark on April 8th, 2010 under Abstracts/Presentations, For Students, Video •
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TweetWhat is the statement of purpose? College applications are generally very dry and impersonal representations of a person’s scholastic achievements and abilities. The personal statement is designed to breathe life into an otherwise lifeless and unoriginal college application. Basically, the statement of purpose is a way for you to put a face on your application, [...]
John Mark on March 31st, 2010 under Speaking, Teaching Reading, Teaching Writing, Video •
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