Armen Kassabian7 Jun 2020

The Art of Teaching from DC to Guinea to Boston with Rachel Russo

Rachel is presently a PhD candidate in Umass in Boston. From 2016 to 2017, she was an English language fellow in Guinea. She’s passionate about sociolinguistics and how to empower all students in her classroom. We discuss the metaphor of teaching as an art. We learn about her experiences adjusting to the differences of life from where she grew up in DC to Guinea and how she was treated. We also discuss rhe impacts of colonialism based on the French or the English influence and how that impacts language learning in different countries.

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Last week in Uzbekistan

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Gambian lines at the river for 6 sunny hours

Waiting on a line

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This interview with teacher trainers from Reunion. They are doing a two- year project on integration of students with different learning needs in Mauritus.

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Being a Hunter in a Farmer’s World

Share some my reflections on what it’s like do you have a lot of energy and how to channel it in a world that is set up for people who may think, act and speak in a different way then when I’m used to...

23 Jan 20227min

Overview of my 10 day wellness retreat

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12 Jan 20224min

Orzu Healing Center

Learn all about the orzu healing center, where they use different methods for healing people naturally.

6 Jan 202212min

Updates from Language Learning in a Multilingual Uzbekistan

Updates on three months of teaching is Uzbekistan. Some aspirations in regards to language learning and some strategies I’ve been trying to use temperature of my fluency. And also some updates on the ...

25 Des 202113min