Hello, my name is Elewanya Unogu. I am happily married with 2 girls and
we live here in Indianapolis. I am looking forward to being a foreign
language teacher at college level. I am basically looking for innovative
methods to incorporate into my future classroom teaching experience.
What language do you teach? I am impressed with your slideshow - you have a beautiful family.
ReplyDeleteThanks Natalie! I currently do not teach but I plan to teach French. I do have some knowledge of German but my German is a bit rusty right now, however I just need little revision and exposure to the language to get back on track. Perhaps I would be teaching German too in future. In short, let's just say that at the moment, I am focusing on French.
DeleteYour blog looks amazing! I look forward to reading and viewing more on your perspective during this course!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Kesley!
DeleteLove your blog design, too! What will you be teaching? I see a lot of neat ideas with world language and blended classrooms. It might be something to investigate further in the next several weeks. Glad you're here in W531!
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanna! I will be teaching French and I am glad I am taking this class!I would love my students to have a better learning experience than I did.
DeleteElla, I don't teach foreign language but do speak Greek and have always admired teachers who teach foreign languages. I know how hard it is to teach another language and learn it. Good luck to you. I'm taking this class to inhance my teaching in US and World history classes. I've been out of the classroom for 12 years and hopefully this will help me get in touch with my "digital natives" :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Greek! That's wonderful...and impressive. I am hoping I would learn Greek too, someday...or not. Good luck to you too! I am loving the class already and I believe it would help us all get what we want, so we can help our "digital natives".
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