Alumna Jenifer Carter: “Finding the World in Your Own Backyard”
Monterey Institute alumna Jenifer Carter (MATESOL ’97) is channeling her extensive...
Posted April 9, 2009
Adama becomes an English teacher and looks to incorporate technology and the internet into our classes to connect the classes with the English speaking world. The administration of her school resists and Adama can see the difficulty with change first hand.
Jenny Rose Tobin (TESOL '09) spent the summer working with beginning-level ESL high school students at an international boarding school, where she was a writing teacher and activities leader. Having used a social networking tool (Ning) in a CALL course at MIIS, Jenny Rose became interested in exploring this platform for sharing her summer students' writing, as well as a way to host their photos online.
A 80-hour, 4-week, teacher training program customizable for groups of teachers. Classes focus on pedagogy, curriculum and assessment, language acquisition, and English language.
The Language Program Administration specialization prepares students to administer language programs or schools. It includes courses in teacher education and supervision, budgeting, accounting, and marketing. The LPA specialization is not offered by any other TESOL program in the US.
Available to Fall and Spring incoming students, the Peace Corp Master's International (PCMI) program uniquely prepares students to fulfill challenging Peace Corps field assignments in developing countries. While attaining a degree from the Monterey Institute and carrying out the Peace Corps mission, students will apply theoretical knowledge learned in the classroom to real-life teaching and teacher training settings.
January 2-25, 2013
Presents a practical overview of problems, situations, and issues occurring in the management of language programs.
January 2-25, 2013
Investigates issues related to language teacher training, education, and development.
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