Before we went to this trip, I expected that children would ask me many questions or happen something out of control, but in fact, they behaved and concentrated on listening to the story. When they played toys with their classmates, their innocence and energy were like other children that I met before.
This elementary school is like other elementary schools in my country because there are many cute drawings and many toys around their classroom. Compare with other elementary schools in my country, the two big differences are that this school has some international students and large space for playing outdoor games.
After this trip, I will recommend other IECP students that they can feel free and be relaxed to go on trips like this.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Interview questions for oral communication.
How are you?
1. Could you tell me about yourself ? ( country, hometown, language, family... )
2. Why do you want to study in the United States ?
3. When do you come to the United States ?
4. Do you remember your first impression about the United States ?
5. Could you describe your experience in school before you came to IECP ?
6. Why do you come to Penn State to study ESL programs in IECP ?
7. Which do class you like most ?
8. Which class help you to improve English a lot ?
9. What is your plan after completing IECP courses?
10. Could you tell me why you choose this subject ?
11. What should you need to prepare for studying your favorite subject ?
12. Do you think this subject will help you in the future ?
13. While you're studying in IECP, what activities do you like in your free time ?
14. What activities or clubs in campus you would like to recommend me or other classmates ?
15. Besides studying, meals are also very important for every student.
Could you tell me what is your favorite food and where I can get it in State College ?
16. Do you agree that State College is a safe and beautiful small town ?
How do you feel living in State College ?
17. In contrast to your home country, what difference between the United States and your home country ?
18. Do you prefer to live in the U.S. or your home country ? Why ?
19. If you get a degree in the U.S. , do you want to have a job in the U.S. or in your home country? Why ?
20. If one day, your friend also plan to study in Penn State, what recommend would you like to tell your friend ?
21. This semester is coming to the end in less two mouths. If you can visit anywhere, where will you like to go ?
1. Could you tell me about yourself ? ( country, hometown, language, family... )
2. Why do you want to study in the United States ?
3. When do you come to the United States ?
4. Do you remember your first impression about the United States ?
5. Could you describe your experience in school before you came to IECP ?
6. Why do you come to Penn State to study ESL programs in IECP ?
7. Which do class you like most ?
8. Which class help you to improve English a lot ?
9. What is your plan after completing IECP courses?
10. Could you tell me why you choose this subject ?
11. What should you need to prepare for studying your favorite subject ?
12. Do you think this subject will help you in the future ?
13. While you're studying in IECP, what activities do you like in your free time ?
14. What activities or clubs in campus you would like to recommend me or other classmates ?
15. Besides studying, meals are also very important for every student.
Could you tell me what is your favorite food and where I can get it in State College ?
16. Do you agree that State College is a safe and beautiful small town ?
How do you feel living in State College ?
17. In contrast to your home country, what difference between the United States and your home country ?
18. Do you prefer to live in the U.S. or your home country ? Why ?
19. If you get a degree in the U.S. , do you want to have a job in the U.S. or in your home country? Why ?
20. If one day, your friend also plan to study in Penn State, what recommend would you like to tell your friend ?
21. This semester is coming to the end in less two mouths. If you can visit anywhere, where will you like to go ?
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Summary of " For Their Children, Many E-Book Fans Insist on Paper"
Mpublishers and developers continue to create children's e-books, but parents buy print books more than e-books for their children. Although those parents get used to read by e-books, they still buy print books for their children for some reasons. For example, they would like to read print books with their children in bed instead of e-books. It is wonderful for them to tough and read a page of a book together. In fact, their children only love to read print books and as a gift, print books are more attractive than e-books. Another example is they are aware that tablet devices will distract children's attention, children want to play a game on a iPad instead of reading. They are also aware children only read print books.
A professor, Junko Yokota, thinks there are something's on print books can not be changed to e-books, like shape and size. Size and size of print books imply some information for readers.
A tech-obsessed entrepreneur, Ari Wallach, express reading print books is as important function for learning.
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A professor, Junko Yokota, thinks there are something's on print books can not be changed to e-books, like shape and size. Size and size of print books imply some information for readers.
A tech-obsessed entrepreneur, Ari Wallach, express reading print books is as important function for learning.
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Introducing myself
Hello Everyone!
My name is Tzu-Chi, and you also can call me "Jessica".
I am from Taiwan and I am Taiwanese. I have got the degree of Bachelor of Industrial Engineering. I had been a R&D testing engineer in Quanta Computer for a long time. Because my husband has a job here, that's why I live in State College now. I think I will live in State College for a long time, but,recently, my husband is thinking about moving to California to work. Therefore, this semester maybe is my last semester in IECP.
I am glad I have a chance to study ESL classes in IECP and know so many friends from different countries.
At last, wish everyone's dream will come true in 2014.
Find a class to Observe
Class #1
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Class #2
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Class #3
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Class name and #
(for ex.: Ag 113)
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GER 001
Elementary German I
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CHNS 002
Level One Chinese B
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ARAB 002
Elementary Modern Standard Arabic II
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Days and time it meets
(MTWRF,
2:30-3:20)
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M W 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
T 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
R 2:30 PM - 3:20 PM
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M W F 11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
T R 11:15 AM - 12:05 PM
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MTW F 1:25 PM - 2:15 PM
R 1:25 PM - 2:15 PM
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Classroom
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309 Boucke
104 Osmond Lab
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309 Boucke
207 Sackett Bldg
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Professor’s name
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MING-YING LI
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NOHA ELNASHAI
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Professor’s email
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txb272@psu.edu
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mingyingli@psu.edu
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nxe10@psu.edu
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Reason you’re interested in observing it
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I am interested
in German.
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I am curious about
this class.
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I am interested
in Arabic.
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