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Diederich College of Communication teaching workshops for faculty. Johnston Hall 303. Friday, January 21, 2011.
Beggar child asked for money, instead I found chalk and tried teaching him to count and read numbers in Spanish! Note neglected beer.
Review Gemma Langdon in India Jaipur Teaching Program September 2014.
"Volunteering for a project in India is one of the most valuable experiences you will ever gain. I was teaching in a school that is under resourced and underprivileged in comparison to schools in UK but once you get into it and look past that you will see children who are just adorable! Their eagerness to learn is overwhelming, the children can literally not wait to see the books or resources I had brought and looked over these repeatedly. Yes the project was challenging, both mentally and physically, but anything worth doing never comes easily! The people here are amazing and I can almost guarantee that although your project has come to an end you yourself will not be ready to leaveā
#volunteer #India #jaipur #abroaderview #teaching
"Teaching Type: A Panel Conversation on Typography Education"
Event produced by Design Incubation and hosted by Type Directors Club
New York, New York
April 1, 2017
Photographs by Design Incubation/Liz Deluna
Diederich College of Communication teaching workshops for faculty. Johnston Hall 303. Friday, January 21, 2011.
"teechers realy need money"
"thechars need mony"
"give teachas more mony!"
"I love evry teacher in th wole wide world"
Says Rushmore Primary School...
Me teaching the kids a song I wrote. They really got into it.
Pictures from our Oxford Valley Chapel missions trip.
Teaching Assistantship Mentors in a five-day orientation workshop. The objective was to enable them make young passionate professional teachers, for quality teaching and improved student learning.
My friend, Tonise, is completing 25 years of elementary school teaching; I've been her colleague for 12. Tomorrow is her last day of school before she makes the transition into a retirement of time for family & fun. Each year, she has hosted an end-of-the-year luau for her students. I thought it would be fun to capture it for her memory book. Congratulations, Tonise; you've done a great job & you will be missed! Here's wishing you many happy times ahead! Taken in Amenia, New York, USA on June 24, 2009.
Endowed Teaching Chair Awards 2016, December 14, 2016 with Lourdes M. EspaƱa, M.S. , Steven Ritter, M.S. Ph.D., Arlen J. Garcia, Ph.D., LMHC , Roberto Jose Cabezas, Ph.D., Carolina Hospital, M.A., J. Danixia Cuevas, J.D., Marisol L. Varela, Ed.D., M.S., Kelly Kennedy-Everett, Ed.D., M.S.
I love teaching youth about government. How laws are brought to fruition and watching them grow to understand their role as citizens in government is so fulfilling.