Professional Development

Originated by Birmingham MA TEFL/TESL students

Brain studies, brain-compatible learning and brain research for teaching are all part of a quickly growing field otherwise known as Cognitive Linguistics. This topic is practical and very important: it is for teachers wanting to better connect with their learners and for teachers who want to have a bigger impact on students' learning.

There are a number of cool people involved in this event, so we hope you'll consider joining us for a day of professional development through collaboration.

Posters and postcards in various forms are available for download at the link below:

http://idisk.mac.com/steven.herder-Public?view=web

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• Japanese student voices on "Go Study Abroad!"
• Do Students Read More Research on Learning than Teachers?
• The Real Voice of Japanese Students

• A Negotiated Syllabus: Company Classes with a Twist
    - JaneRadriges
    - Phil
    - Phil
    - venancio de Jesus
    - Phil
    - Phil
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• Japanese student voices on "Go Study Abroad!"
    - Phil
  
• Teaching English in context to promote student autonomy
    - Colin Skeates
    - Mark de Boer
    - Steven Nishida
    - Mark de Boer
    - Jason Peppard
    - Ousmane
  
• Understanding and filling the gaps in HS and university English education
    - Chris Wharton
    - Joe Siegel
    - term paper
  
• A witty man, a wise man, a northern man
    - Chris Wharton
  
• A MASH colleague going all the way!
    - Phil
    - S. Pihlaja
    - Phil
    - J. Schieffer
  
• Lifelong language learners: What keeps them going?
    - Jason Peppard
    - Helen
    - Chris Wharton
    - Matthew Davies
    - Chris Wharton
    - Chris Wharton
    - Andy Lawson
  
• We feed off one another's energy - and Joanne has oodles
    - Phil
  
• MASH International...
    - arlene johnson
    - Vivian Childs
    - Sylvia Smith
    - Phil
    - vimmy
  
• KYOTO JALT MASH '09 on Feb. 22nd
    - Jojo Siegel
    - Julian Pigott
    - Iain Dandy
    - Jean-Paul DuQuette
    - Will Baber
    - Vick L. Ssali
    - Wakana Takai-MacLean
  

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• Learners' Voices (13)
• MASH Names, Faces & Ideas (12)
• Mark's Bookcase