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"The job of an educator is to teach students to see the vitality in themselves." ...quote from Joseph Campbell *Professional Teacher. *Master Degree in TESOL (English as a Second Language Teacher). * Additionally certified in pronunciation/accent reduction. I look forward to working with you! Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions about my classes. Also, if you would like a class on a different day/time - other than what is listed - please suggest it to me :) Thanks! Michelle
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    LinkedIn Profile

    Topic of the day: Your LinkedIn Profile

     

    How important is it to have a LinkedIn profile your country?  What is the difference between a LinkedIn profile and Facebook?  Do know how to pronounce "LinkedIn" in English? Is your LinkedIn profile in English?

     

    I honestly didn't think it was that important to have a LinkedIn profile until a few years ago. Also, at that time I only thought it was popular in the United States.  I soon realized that LinkedIn was definitely international. I'm interested to know your opinion on this topic.  Let's discuss LinkedIn together!

     

    Also, many students have asked me to review their LinkedIn profiles. Due to demand, I have now decided to offer a LinkedIn profile course. If you have any questions about it please feel free to contact me.

     

     

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    Join Small Group English Speaking Classes Today!

    Hello All,

     

    I will be offering small group English speaking classes starting in June!  The classes will allow you to:

    -practice introductions

    -practice speaking

    -practice speaking about different topics

    -practice pronunciation

    -learn new vocabulary words

    -meet new people

    -have fun!

     

    Let's have fun while you gain confidence speaking in English!

     

    Please contact me for further information :)

     

    See you soon!

     

    Michelle

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    Hello!

     

    I worked in the international office at a unversity for many years.  The easist (and cheapest) way for you to do a study abroad program is to contact the international office at your own university.  They will have agreements in place with universities around the world.  You can do it outside of your university too, but then it gets more complicated and your classes may not transfer back to your Russian university.

     

    Good luck!

     

    Michelle

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    Hi Michael,

     

    This is a good question.  As a professional teacher - I have a simple answer!  I suggest that you attach English to a hobby.  Find something that interests you, that you like etc.  Then explore that topic in English.  For example, if you like mountain climbing, read about it in magazines, online articles, books, watch movies about it, talk to native speakers about it, search for mountain climing locations in the world etc. etc, but do it all in English.  You will find this interesting and enjoyable, as well as pick up vocabulary, practice reading, fluency skill etc. often.

     

    I hope this information helps! :)

     

    Michelle

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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    My name is Hosam ... I'm from Egypt ....I work as a Computer teacher

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    Merhaba! What caused this disease or What led to this disease both work.
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    1. Be prepared. Anticipate any kind of question you may be asked. Anticipate your answer. You can find some sample interview questions on the internet. 2. Practice. If the interview is in your first or second or third language you need to practice to yourself or another to sound smooth and confident in the interview. This will also help you feel more relaxed during in the interview. I've been on many hiring committees in the education field. I agree with the other person that you should bring or state specific example answers to the questions. Also - never say "I don't know" . If the question is in regards to something you haven't experienced and they expect an answer you can say how you "would" handle the situation or you "would" do the job etc. Don't ever end with just I don't know. Also, do research on the school, job, company, position etc. Casually bring it up at some point in interview. That way they know that you took the time to learn about the school/job. Good Luck!!!
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