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David Nunan, Rod Ellis and Kathleen Bailey discussion about Anaheim University TESOL Programs Thumbnail Frame Overlay Watch the video

An informal discussion between Anaheim University Graduate School of Education Dean Dr. David Nunan, Anaheim University TESOL Chair and Professor Rod Ellis and Anaheim TESOL Professor Kathleen Bailey as they discuss the Anaheim University online MA TESOL program and their future development plans for an online Doctorate in Education (Ed.D.). This discussion was held during the Anaheim University MA TESOL residential session in 2009 on the campus of Sookmyung Women's University in Seoul, South Korea.

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Ownage Case StudyThumbnail Frame Overlay Watch the video

Dr. Ken Beatty, TESOL Professor at Anaheim University, discusses the nature of case studies in language teaching and learning, using a personal example of his son's use of the word "ownage", a superlative term taken from the gaming world.

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Narika Rep. Junko Shimura "Using Interactive Whiteboards in Elementary School Classrooms"Thumbnail Frame Overlay Watch the video

A wide variety of teaching materials are needed to depend children's understanding in an educational context. Traditionally, teachers need to spend a great deal of time in doing this and preparing for classes. How can technology help teachers in this area?

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Toda Dai-ichi Elementary School Teacher Takao OgawaThumbnail Frame Overlay Watch the video

Takao Ogawa Toda Dai-ichi Elementary School Effective English Communication and the importance of Prosody In order to make the jump from merely speaking Japanese English In the elementary classroom to being able to communicate in English with people from all over the world, prosody (rhythm, stress and intonation patterns of an utterance) is essential. 

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Classroom Observation: A Riddikulus LessonThumbnail Frame Overlay Watch the video

Dr. Ken Beatty, TESOL Professor at Anaheim University, discusses classroom observations in language teaching and learning, using the example of a passage from J. K. Rowling's The Prisoner of Azkaban. The passage features a discussion between students and a professor. Different approaches serve to illustrate how we can examine the series of exchanges in different ways, depending on the type of information we are trying to elicit.

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