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Class A Taiwan time [GMT +8] Friday, 1-2 pm (5am GMT) or Tuesday 9-10 am (1 am GMT) ONLINE GUEST SPEAKERS |
Class B Taiwan time [GMT +8] Wednesday,11-12 noon (3am GMT)
ONLINE GUEST SPEAKERS
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What's lost when a language dies? Read article before joining the discussion. Click here to read article. With Vocabulary guide, click here Listen to the discussion Class B with Michael Coghlan, Part 1 Intro, Part 2- the online discussion Class A with Vance Stevens, James Bakker, and Robert Brannon aka Elderbob [the volunteers prepared the questions and projected their material online]
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March 04, Friday, 1-2 pm (5am GMT)
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March 02,
Michael Coghlan eLearning Coordinator for Douglas Mawson Institute of Technology Australia Listen to Michael's feedback
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World Englishes Performing Identity: a Stage for Multilingual English and Multicultural Englishness Read article before joining the discussion. Click here to read article. For translation of some words, click here [courtesy of Jum Duber] Non-Native Pronunciation Guide [courtesy of Maria Jordano]- |
March 15, Tuesday 9:am Taiwan time or 1 am GMT/ 8 pm EST
Rita Zeinstejer EFL Teacher, Asociación Rosarina de Cultura Inglesa, Argentina |
March 16, Wednesday
Leanne Mackenzie ESL teacher, British Columbia Canada [16 hours behind Taiwan time]
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What's in a name? Listen to: |
April 08, Friday, 1-2 pm (5am GMT)
Christina
Ljunggren teaches Swedish, EFL and SSL (Swedish as a second |
March 30,
Barbara Dieu Franco-Brazilian school in São Paulo
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The Etymology of the international insult. |
April
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April 27,
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Colloquial language. Do you speak American? PBS Link |
May 10, Tuesday 9:10-10:00 am (1am GMT)
Dafne Gonzalez Professor, Universidad Simon Bolivar, Caracas, Venezuela |
May 11,
Buthaina al-Othman ELU of Science, Science, Language Center, Kuwait University, Kuwait
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