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Read the film highlights on our "Roger and Me" discussion...
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A regular after class meeting point for all ECON 149/150 students
Do you recommend that next year's students keep a learning journal?
Which topic did you learn the most from?
Which film did you enjoy most this semester?
Pets or Meat: The Return to Flint
Read the film highlights on our "Roger and Me" discussion...
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Why use a class blog?
The initial goals are as follows:
-To keep in close communication with your classmates and teacher, commenting and asking questions when necessary.
-To practise and improve your writing and critical thinking skills by regularly posting assignments to the blog and receiving peer and teacher feedback.
-To improve your reading speed and ability to guess unknown words as you scan through blog posts.
-To find sources of help for improving your academic skills.
-To share useful resources about social issues (films, readings, podcasts and so on).
-To increase your confidence in using social software.
-To keep in close communication with your classmates and teacher, commenting and asking questions when necessary.
-To practise and improve your writing and critical thinking skills by regularly posting assignments to the blog and receiving peer and teacher feedback.
-To improve your reading speed and ability to guess unknown words as you scan through blog posts.
-To find sources of help for improving your academic skills.
-To share useful resources about social issues (films, readings, podcasts and so on).
-To increase your confidence in using social software.
Blogging guidelines
1. Spend some time drafting your post (on paper or using a word processor) before publishing it online for everyone to read. Remember that this blog can be viewed by the wider Internet community, so let's show them how well you can write.
2. Use semi-formal academic English when responding to writing assignment prompts. Discussions can be a little more informal. No "wass up man" type of language please!
3. Always type carefully and proofread your work. Be careful of ı and i on the Turkish keyboard.
4. When asked to give feedback on other students' work, be honest yet tactful.
5. The quality and frequency of your posts/comments will be assessed as part of your Assignments grade.
2. Use semi-formal academic English when responding to writing assignment prompts. Discussions can be a little more informal. No "wass up man" type of language please!
3. Always type carefully and proofread your work. Be careful of ı and i on the Turkish keyboard.
4. When asked to give feedback on other students' work, be honest yet tactful.
5. The quality and frequency of your posts/comments will be assessed as part of your Assignments grade.
Where to go for extra help
About your teacher
*Years of teaching experience: 8
*Nationalities taught: nearly 100
*Languages: Portuguese and Spanish
*MA in ELT and Applied Linguistics, Kings College London, UK
*Cambridge/RSA Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults, Kings College London, UK
*Trinity Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Dublin, Ireland
*Cambridge Speaking and Writing Examiner, London, UK
*BA with Honours, English and Women's Studies, Western Michigan University, USA
*I most recently taught composition courses to first year students at Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey.
*Nationalities taught: nearly 100
*Languages: Portuguese and Spanish
*MA in ELT and Applied Linguistics, Kings College London, UK
*Cambridge/RSA Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults, Kings College London, UK
*Trinity Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Dublin, Ireland
*Cambridge Speaking and Writing Examiner, London, UK
*BA with Honours, English and Women's Studies, Western Michigan University, USA
*I most recently taught composition courses to first year students at Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey.
Look here
Excellent films about social issues
- An Inconvenient Truth (global warming)
- Super Size Me (What would happen if you ate only McDonald's food for one month?)
- Bowling for Columbine (an examination of America's gun culture)
- Fahrenheit 911 (charts the involvement of the Bush administration in the September 11 attacks)
- McLibel (McDonald's and freedom of speech)
- Outfoxed (Rupert Murdoch's media empire)
- Sicko (an exposé of the American health care industry)
- The Sea İnside (Can it ever be ethical to help another human being die?)
- The Corporation (the growth and control of huge private companies)
- The Thin Red Line (a poetic look at the terrible cost of war)
- Walmart: The High Cost of Low Prices (how Walmart manages to undersell its competitors)
- Who Killed the Electric Car? (the link between oil and the auto industry)
- Can you recommend one? Post it!!
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