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In this session of “Let’s Talk About it,” we discussed TEFL, or Teaching English as a Second Language, and the benefits of learning a different language! Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation! At the end of this post, I included resources I used in this livestream along with additional information regarding TEFL.
I addressed the following questions: Why is it important to learn a second language? What is TEFL? Why is TEFL an important asset to U.S. education? . . .
What other languages do you speak?
What benefits have you found from speaking a second language? Let me know in the comments! NExt Week's Post: THe Mind, body, and relationships Triad
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Top Ten Reasons to Learn Languages Twenty-five Reasons to Study Foreign Languages What is a TEFL certification and Why is it Important for Preparing to Teach Abroad? Millions of U.S. citizens don't speak English to one another. That's not a problem. Language Use in the United States: 2011 List of TEFL Programs Leave me a comment!
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AuthorMeghan Hesterman (she/her) is a child advocate and education blogger. While a student at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD), she created Journal of a Future Teacher to share her journey in becoming an early childhood teacher. Categories
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