Dalia Poole was born in Cairo, Egypt and speaks Arabic as her native language. She learned English at a young age and has taught English in both Egypt and the United States. She moved to the US after marriage and currently lives in South Korea with her husband and three sons. She has over 15 years of experience teaching early childhood and is working towards a Master's degree in early childhood education from New Mexico State University.
This is a proyect presented by Rogelio Ibañez, in which he tells us about how important was learning english in his life, how important it is in everybody's lives, the process of how he started to learn it, how he ended up in English E-Day and how much help the program was for him. Kudos for him!
This is a proyect presented by Rogelio Ibañez, in which he tells us about how important was learning english in his life, how important it is in everybody's lives, the process of how he started to learn it, how he ended up in English E-Day and how much help the program was for him. Kudos for him!
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Leaving your country and loved ones to persuade a degree is truly .docxSHIVA101531
Leaving your country and loved ones to persuade a degree is truly an amazing and brave decision. It is a proof that education is worth sacrifices. And also, a scholarship! to get a scholarship from your government means you have worked really hard in high school and graduated with a very high GPA, well done! Deciding to study in America without being fluent means you had to do anything possible to learn how to speak, read and write fluently before college starts.
INTERVIEW WITH FAHAD A STUDENT AT California State University Northridge; CSUN.
Almejren: In a few words tell me who Fahad is?
Fahad: I am 20 year old young man, a proud Kuwaiti citizen living in America I arrived here in the spring of 2012, presently I am in my freshman year at California state university Northridge; CSUN. Pursuing a Major in Civil Engineering
Almejren: How did you end up in America and why did you not study in Kuwait
Fahad: I got the chance to study in America through a scholarship program and therefore thought it would be a great chance for me to meet new people and learn new cultures I wasn’t used to back home where I had been growing up my whole life.
Almejren: So coming to America what was your biggest worry?
Fahad: Before I came to America I knew that I would have a difficult time communicating in English since I was not good in speaking it or understanding it so this worried me a lot of times.
Almejren:When you arrived in America did you have the communication difficulty you thought you would?
Fahad: Yes it was very hard to understand what people were saying to me I was frustrated and also people got tired very first trying to talk to me ,I was sad and felt helpless many times as well as lonely I wished to go back home where I was understood but knew I had to adapt to my new country, I did not want to be seen as a failure back home.
Almejren:What steps did you take to prepare yourself to help you overcome this problem?
Fahad: I enrolled for a one year intensive language course at the California Polytechnic Language institution in Pomona, transferring to yet another ESL program in the fall of the same year at the California State University Dominguez hills in Carson, so that I could better prepare to join College where I knew all the instructions would be in English.
Almejren:Have you noticed any improvement in your communication skills
Fahad: Yes there has been a great improvement since last year, after I enrolled for the ESL programs I developed my English got better with time and has now improved to college level English.
Almejren:So you think the ESL classes were a good investment
Fahad: Yes I believe that the classes were a worthwhile investment into my future as I will use the English language in all parts of my life both here in the States and any other international country as English is the most spoken language in the world. Also once I joined college in August I wasn’t so much out of place and was able to understand what the t ...
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My bio power point
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3. My
name is Dalia Poole. I was born and raised
in Cairo, Egypt. My native language is Arabic,
which I can read, write and speak.
I learned English as a second language since
early age. My interest in learning English has
developed through out the years. With
dedication, hard work and willingness I was
able not only to learn English, but also teach
English.
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Shortly after getting married to an
American citizen, I moved to the
U.S. My husband is in the U.S. Army.
Due to his job duties, we have
currently lived in South Korea for 2
years, and we have one more year to
go.
I am a mom of three lovely boys; 6
years old and my twin boys are 4
years old.
My house is a surviving example of a
bilingual family apart from my
husband because he does not know
any Arabic. I am trying hard to
speak my native language with my
boys, which they understand very
well, yet they respond in English.
Hence, I am beyond excited to learn
about bilingual children, it will help
me tremendously with my family as
well as students.
My family and my profession as a
teacher are the joy of my life.
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My experience in teaching Early Childhood
is a little more than fifteen years between
Egypt and the United States of America
(NC and VA). Most of my expertise is in
teaching 3-5 years old age group.
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I had the privilege to teach in Egypt,
English as a second language at the most
prestige schools in Egypt. I taught not only
non-speaking English nationalities, but also
native English speaking children.
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My last job was at Camp Walker Child
Development Center, South Korea (20122013). I held a position as a lead teacher
in The Strong Beginning Program. It’s a
program that `s sponsored by the U.S
Army. This program is designed to equip
children with mastery skills needed to
enter kindergarten the following year. In
the meantime, I am not working.
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I love my profession and could not see
myself in any other field but Education. I
believe that the beauty of knowledge is
being able to convey it. Witnessing my
students throughout the years, who did
not know any word of English, transform
into fluent English speakers made me
nothing but proud of being their teacher.
6. I have a Bachelor degree in Science. Also have a
CDA; Childhood Development Associate.
Currently, I am a graduate student at New
Mexico State University. I am working towards
earning a Master’s in Education, with a
Concentration in Early Childhood Education. I
finished 3 classes so far. It is going to be a long
journey till I finish my degree, but no pain, no
gain.
I am so looking forward to meet everybody in
this class and most importantly learn and
exchange knowledge and experiences.
