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Fellow Devon Jancin Connects with Local Culture while Training English Teachers in Indonesia
Based in Salatiga, Central Java, Indonesia, Fellow Devon Jancin is an instructor in the English Education Department at the Institut Agama Islam Negeri Salatiga. Discover Jancin’s life as a Fellow as she studies Bahasa Indonesian, leads teacher training workshops, and holds all-school office hours to meet the English language learning needs within her community.
Dani Francuz Rose’s Life as an English Language Fellow in China
English Language Fellow Dani Francuz Rose teaches junior-level university courses to English majors at Anhui University in Hefei, China. Discover Dani’s story of building intercultural connections and professional learning communities and learn how she is making a sustainable impact on increasing English language proficiency across the Anhui Province.
Fellow Turns Philippines Mall into Massive Online Classroom
More than 350 educators from Zamboanga City, part of Mindanao in the Philippines, convened at KCC Mall de Zamboanga to participate in a “face-to-face” e-session with English Language Fellow Leah Jordano-Kudalis.
Fellow Travels to Northern Mongolia to Support Mentor Teachers
English Language Fellow Jeff Arrigo is based in Ulaanbaatar, the center of modern commerce in Mongolia, but he’s made it his mission to travel outside the capital as much as necessary to bring English-skills enhancement to even remote corners of his temporary homeland.
Sharing Strategies with Students and Training Teachers at Chengdu School
English Language Fellow Susannah Bien-Gund visited Chengdu Summit International High School in China to share language-learning strategies and grammar games—but she came away learning a lot herself, too.
Camp EPIC: Teaming up for Teacher Training
It’s called Camp EPIC: six English Language Fellows, six University of Indonesia lecturers, seven counselors, and forty-six pre-service teachers from across Indonesia and Timor Leste. That’s the group that gathered in Surabaya recently for a massive teacher-training camp that was also a real cultural-exchange opportunity.