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This document contains Roshana Safi's presentation for her EDUU-551 course. It includes summaries of documents she created for various assignments, including word documents on classroom strategies and skills, PowerPoint presentations on Afghanistan's history and geography games, Excel documents tracking student grades and evaluation, a Publisher graphic organizer and newsletter, an article review applying APA style, a lesson plan, and instructional websites. The documents implement the TESOL technology standards and provide examples of her work applying technology to improve teaching.
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- 1. MY Presentation EDUU-551 Roshana Safi Words Documents Power Point Documents Excel Documents Publisher Article Review Lesson Plan Instructional Websites About me
- 2. Introduction Roshana Safi I am Pashto teacher and teach this language for the last Four years. I was born and raised in Afghanistan. I enjoy teaching and EDUU-551 is a great opportunity to learn and apply technology in class rooms. This course has provided me more confidence in teaching, and thanks to Dr. menu
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