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What I learned from GMU STARTALK in 2008 and 2009 Jin Ji. Freeman Foundation and STARTALK GMU 2008 & 2009. STARTALK 2008 Arabic and Chinese Summer Institute Program. Liven Up Teaching Arabic and Chinese through Multiple Intelligences.
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Freeman Foundation and STARTALK GMU 2008 & 2009 • STARTALK 2008 Arabic and Chinese Summer Institute Program. Liven Up Teaching Arabic and Chinese through Multiple Intelligences. • STARTALK 2009 Arabic and Chinese Summer Institute Program. Interactive Approaches to Teaching Arabic and Chinese in U.S. Schools: Making the Transition. • Sponsored by George Mason University and Fairfax County Public Schools, June 2008 & June 2009.
STARTALK • Workshops • Materials • Lunch + Stipends
Cooperative Learning • Systematic • Practical • Problem Solving • Interactive with students • Motivating
Learning Reflection Teaching Discussion Impressions about STARTALK
Learning From Professionals • Multiple Intelligences • Learner-centered Instruction • Assessment • Technology and Lesson Plan Development • Brain Compatible Learning • Cooperative Learning Strategies
Learning From In-service Teachers • Chinese and Arabic language teaching in PK-12 settings. • Student-centered approach • Classroom management • Teaching demo
Learning From Discussion • Work in groups • Create hands-on interactive activities with partners • Blackboard Discussion
Learning By Doing • Afternoon practical teaching for student summer camp
Blackboard Online Discussion • Technology warm-up • Answer questions • Discussion • Give feedback • Reflection • Sharing
What I Learned Most In STARTALK ? To be an educator, I need to prepare myself to be a life-long learner!
Jin Ji Graduate School of Education College of Education and Human Development George Mason University Email:jijinchina@gmail.com