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Maryanne |
Retired ESL teacher grades 6-12, currently teaching MA TESOL program, test writing |
In my spare time, I like to do African drumming and facilitate drum
circles. I'll be moving to
Germantown, Maryland soon and need to explore part-time teaching
opportunities there, on-line or face to face. |
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Rod Lewis
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I have been teaching ESL in Asia (Korea, Thailand, Vietnam) since 1986. | Am currently working in Seoul at an overseas study center of the
University of California, Riverside, |
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Mark Algren
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I teach in the Applied English Center at the University of Kansas, and have been here since 1993, but not for much longer. | Most of my professional life (1982ff) has been in Saudi Arabia, and the siren song of the sand beckons - and I'm returning but this time as director of the Intensive English Program at American University of Sharjah, UAE. |
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Alton Cole Victoria, Canada |
I jumped at the opportunity to teach in Japan for a year — and
stayed for 12, teaching in a private junior / senior secondary school in
Kyoto. While there, I completed a master's degree in EFL through SIT. |
I have taken the last year off, and will be traveling this August to the United Arab Emirates to teach at a women's university. |
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Mary Jane Danan
Oregon |
I worked in ESL in and around NYC for 12 years before returning to Oregon to work at TIUA and raise a family | I would like to offer
online courses to students at our home institution in Japan. Another
goal is to work overseas again, preferably in Morocco (my husband's
native country) or the UAE. I would like my daughters to learn Arabic while they're still
young. Maybe a leave of absence is in my future... |
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Linda Hedlough-Jamin
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I've been teaching ESL for about 25 years, mostly in Europe |
Climbing, hiking, skiing, caving, diving and gardening. |
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Keiko Inouye Yokohama, Japan |
I lived in Greenwich,
Connecticut and helped ESL classes at junior high and elementary
schools. I earned a
master's degree at Manhattanville College in New York. Now, I’ve been teaching English at college and
language school ( face to face classes) for 8 years |
I am not a teacher of online learning, but I have online learning experience as a student and had a wonderful time with other students in the United States although I was in Japan |
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Staci Johnson
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ESL Instructor of adult
immigrant students My most recent accomplishment was co-authoring an adult ESL basal series, Stand Out: Standards-Based English with my good friend and colleague Rob Jenkins |
My path to becoming an ESL teacher started when I live in Firenze, Italia for a year when I was in college. There was nothing I enjoyed more than meeting people on the train or in hostels and trying to communicate with them. From that moment on I knew I wanted to work with people from different cultures. (Pic: My husband Eric and I skiing in Mammoth.) |
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Susan Jordan
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I am Coordinator of ESL Programs, Director of Women's Studies, and
Director of the Women's Resource Center at Fisher College, a small,
deeply urban, private college located in the fabulous Back Bay area of
Boston. |
I also am a Boston resident, city girl and Red Sox fan to my toes. This pic. is from my other most favorite place in the world - Ocean Grove, NJ, where Ispend my summers and plan to retire to someday. |
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Michael Klingler
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I'm in charge of running a small (30-50 students) ESL program at Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio. I'm also in charge of a mandatory Learning Strategies course that runs about 80 sections a trimester, face to face and online. My deadline for staffing the fall is this Friday so I've been busy. I've been teaching here at Franklin for 10 years. | |
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Carolyn Lafferty
New Jersey |
Director of Institutional Research and Assessment at a community college in New Jersey | Years ago, I also taught English at an International School in Yokohama, Japan and at the American Language Center in Florence, Italy. |
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Chi Kong Lam (Kansas)
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I have been teaching in a secondary school for about 10 years. My students are all boys and they are aged from 12 to 19. Their English standards are low and they are not motivated | |
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Kathryn McLaughlin
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working in Seoul, South Korea for an online English education company called Winglish.com. | learning languages running Latin dancing playing the flute reading cooking |
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Karen Murray
Maryland |
Hagerstown Community College, MD | My husband and I have traveled and lived all over the place (we have moved 14 times!). He was in the US Air Force for 24 years. Our one overseas assignment was for 4 years in Germany. We loved it!!! I was lucky enough to teach over there, which hooked me on teaching ESL. |
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Alla Nazarenko
Moscow, Russia |
professor at Moscow State | I have two children and three lovely grandchildren, the best husband in the world (second marriage), absolutely great friends, a dacha (a small country house, where we enjoy gardening) and a lot, a lot more. |
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Chia-Ying Pan from Taiwan, now a TESOL student in University of Pennsylvania |
Instructor and Student. | I have been working with students in EFL contexts (Taiwan, Singapore, Japan) for 14 years. I also teach ESL courses here in Philly. |
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Hana Prashker Patterson, NJ |
ESL Community College Instructor | Learning Experience: teaching in the People's Republic of China and learning that teachers need to start where their students are, not where the teacher wants to begin. |
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Mark Simpson
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I've been out of the classroom for a few years now and have been
developing HRD projects for the training organization of Saudi Aramco,
the national oil company. |
My family and I leave here in July and head back to Naples, FL where my wife (also a TESOLer) and I will teach composition and critical thinking courses at Florida Gulf Coast University |
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Amanda Ward
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Instructor | My first job was at Bilkent University in Ankara, Turkey. That is where I met my husband (also a teacher). After trying to make ends meet there, we moved to Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. We've been here for two years |
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Hyman Wong
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High School Teacher | Wants to travel, have his own portal and web school |
