A Blog on the Spring 2012 Assumption College TESOL Certificate Program: April 11 - June 14
Welcome Teacher-Learners!
Assumption College is a Catholic College founded by the Augustinians of the Assumption. Since April we have been studying, practicing, and learning more about Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). This blog shares our just a bit of our experiences together over the past 2 and a half months in Worcester. As we close the book on this chapter of our lives, we trust that this TESOL experience will not only reward you intellectually, but also spiritually for your future teaching endeavors. Glad we've been together here in Massachusetts. God bless you and the work you lay your hands to. And may God bless Assumption College.
Edward Rivera, M. Ed. TESOL, Assumption College TESOL Certificate Coordinator
Monday, March 26, 2012
Instructor Profile 1: Edward Rivera
Edward Rivera, or "Andy", as he is known by family and friends, is a family man, guitarist, and language aficionado. He lives in the small rural farming community of North Orange, Massachusetts and loves to camp, drive his truck, and garden with his wife and children. Andy has traveled to more than 20 countries, speaks 6 languages, and holds an undergraduate degree in Romance Languages and a Master's in TESOL/Foreign Language Education.
Andy is in search of a farm where he can merge his two great interests, agriculture and language teaching. He has been teaching languages since 1993, most recently as the Director of the English Language Institute at Atlantic Union College in South Lancaster, Massachusetts. Currently, he adjuncts at Assumption College and Quinsigamond Community College, and freelances as an independent TESOL tutor, teacher, and consultant. His website is earforlanguage.com
Andy will be teaching two courses (TESOL: Language and Theory and Assessment, Design, and Management in TESOL) and directing the TESOL Practicum at St. Peter's ESL Program in Worcester.
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