To conclude each MA in Teaching (ESOL, ESL, Spanish, French), students convene a conference for language teachers. In May, students presented their workshops, papers, and demonstrations as well as served on committees for the program, plenaries, keynote speakers, registration, technical support, and social events. A list of the presentations and presenters follows.
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Demonstration/Workshop. Intan Meutia
Culture Bumps in the Workplace: A Business English Perspective.
Demonstration/Workshop. Eileen Kramer
Word Choice for Nonnative Speakers: Intuition or Education.
Paper/Demonstration. Heesoo Park
Activities to Cultivate Positive Affect in the Classroom.
Demonstration. Heath Eriksen
How to Be an Effective Teacher.
Paper, Demonstration, Workshop. Mohamed Eltawila
Music as an Effective Tool in the ESL/EFL Classroom.
Demonstration. Mary Quirk
Exploring Codes for Social Justice Through Music.
Demonstration, workshop. Brendan Ries
Role Play – Bring the Real World into the Classroom.
Demonstration, workshop. An Na Lee
Embracing the “Mess” of World Englishes.
Demonstration, workshop. Tim Doyle
The Refugee Resettlement Process.
Paper. Lora Travers Moncure
Project-Based English Courses for Academic and Professional Purposes.
Demonstration, workshop. JiEun Shin
Bringing Art into the ESL Classroom.
Demonstration, workshop. Heidi Pancake
SIT: Devil’s Advocate.
Paper, demonstration. Christopher McDonnell
Seeking Social Change through Critical Pedagogies.
Demonstration, workshop. Katie Henderson
How to Maintain Students’ Cultural Identity.
Paper. Katsuhide Yagata
Konglish, Chinglish, and Japanglish: The Birth of New Words.
Demonstration, workshop. HyeKyoung Park
Sustained Silent Reading: Fostering a Love of Literature.
Paper, Demonstration. Bridget Schulz
Peace Education in the ESOL Classroom.
Workshop. Lucas Kovacevich & Kelly Underwood Rozmus
Beyond Internships – Service Learning.
Demonstration, workshop. Melissa Bodola & Anna Patkus
Language & Culture: An Occasionally Tragic Yet Heartwarming Expression of Love.
Demonstration, workshop. Zoe Colby & Perveen Hadi
Meeting the Challenges of Individual Participation Styles in the Classroom.
Paper. Brady Weinstock
“Everybody Wins” with Mentoring! Let’s Examine Some Models.
Paper. Lucinda Megill
Silence is Golden: Exploring the Silent Way.
Workshop. Hitomi Tsumura
Teaching Diverse Cultures in Korean Classrooms.
Paper, workshop. Jeong-Sook Kang
Action Research: Seeking Change in the Classroom.
Paper, workshop. Monica Flores Rojas
The Benefits of Bringing Movies into a Classroom.
Workshop. Dedi Turmudi
Using Authentic Videos in the Classroom.
Demonstration, workshop. Regina Brown
English for Farms, Hills, and Rivers.
Demonstration, workshop. Ari Sukmana
Start to Write Right.
Demonstration, workshop. Genalyn L. Luces
Participatory Approach with Beginners in an EFL Context: Focus on Speaking.
Paper, workshop. Yun-Young Cho
Teaching for Democracy in the English Language Classroom.
Paper, workshop. Angela Atwell
The Importance of Clarity When Giving Instructions.
Demonstration, workshop. Sarah Robinson
The Journey to Enjoyable Writing.
Demonstration, workshop. Hyunju Kang
Cooperative Learning for Language Teaching.
Paper, demonstration. George Bishop, Jr.
Teaching Grammar in the Silent Way.
Demonstration. Young-Shil Ahn
Student-Centered Activities for the EFL/ESL Classroom.
Workshop. Juan M. Rostran
Social Skills for Cooperative Learning in the Language Classroom.
Paper, workshop. Xiujun Liu
Beyond Charades: Using Theatre to Teach ESL.
Demonstration, workshop. Kristin Armstrong
Remember, They Are Wearing Different Shoes.
Demonstration, workshop. Hui Song
Sustainable Teaching: Techniques for Supporting Large Multilingual Classes.
Demonstration, workshop. Afida Safriani
Classroom Management for Demotivated Students.
Demonstration, workshop. Jinyoung Jung
For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn.
Workshop. Warren Merkel
Dear Diary: What’s the Write Way to Connect with Our Students?
Workshop. Maggie Majors
Hey, What’s Yo’ Style?
Demonstration, workshop. Liz Browning
Teaching and Learning Under Dictatorship and War: A Student in Iraq from 1984 to 2003.
Demonstration. Revan Hedo
Tags: Marshall Brewer, MAT, Sandanona, SIT, World Learning
June 12, 2008 at 2:10 am |
Alhamdullillah slamat ya kak ary……… ari sukamana, M.AT dong sekarang…….
smoga selalu disayang ALLAH ya……………………
June 12, 2008 at 11:35 am |
The meaning: Congratulation my brother Ari…..you are a MAT now
May God always loves you…
June 12, 2008 at 3:11 pm |
SIT’s MAT is the my spirit and soul in teaching. I will recommend it’s programs to the language teachers in Indonesia and the language teachers all over the world.