Molly Anthony
I'm currently teaching ESL in North Carolina.
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The most recent license version is 4.0, which can be used internationally. Allow adaptations of your work to be shared? Yes The licensor permits others to copy, distribute, display, and perform the work, as well as make and distribute derivative works based on it. Yes, as long as others share alike No Allow commercial uses of your work? Infographic_PeriodicTableFiguresOfSpeech1.jpg (2550×1650) What it was like to teach essay writing to North Korean college students: They all chose topics criticizing America. Photo by Damir Sagolj/Reuters Essay was a much-dreaded word among my students.
It was the fall of 2011, and I was teaching English at Pyongyang University of Science and Technology in North Korea. Two hundred and seventy young men, and about 30 teachers, all Christian evangelicals besides me, were isolated together in a guarded compound, where our classes and movements were watched round the clock. Each lesson had to be approved by a group of North Korean staff known to us as the “counterparts.” Hoping to slip in information about the outside world, which we were not allowed to discuss, I had devised a lesson on essay writing, and it had been approved. I had told my students that the essay would be as important as the final exam in calculating their grades for the semester, and they were very stressed.
I emphasized the importance of essays since, as scientists, they would one day have to write papers to prove their theories. Image by KCNA via Reuters “How exciting!” How Do I Write Reflectively? What can I discuss?
Your perceptions of the course and the content.Experiences, ideas and observations you have had, and how they relate to the course or topic.What you found confusing, inspiring, difficult, interesting and why.Questions you haveHow you:solved a problem;reached a conclusion;found an answer;reached a point of understanding.Possibilities, speculations, hypotheses or solutions.Alternative interpretations or different perspectives on what you have read or done in your course.Comparisons and connections between what your are learning and:your prior knowledge and experience;your prior assumptions and preconceptions;what you know from other courses or disciplines.How new ideas challenge what you already know.What you need to explore next in terms of thoughts and actions.
Getting started Clarify your task Reflective writing assignments can take many forms, so check the guidelines in your course outline before you begin. Clarify the practical aspects Gather your ideas Writing style. Lol My Thesis.
TESOL.