TexTESOLV and Yakut TESOL Partnership: 2008-2014
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The TexTESOL V and Yakut TESOL partnership began in 2008 and has involved teacher exchanges, summer camps, online collaboration and presentations over the past 6 years. Key events included signing a partnership agreement in 2008, UNT donating books to Yakut TESOL in 2009, and a Yakut TESOL member visiting schools in Texas in 2011. Plans for the future include continued online teaching and collaboration as well as a potential student or teacher exchange program. The partnership aims to foster collaboration, cross-cultural awareness and friendship between the two organizations.
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- 1. TexTESOL V and Yakut TESOL Partnership: 2008-2014 Larisa Olesova Elizabeth Smith Jey Venkatesan Portland, OR March 27 5, 2014 TESOL Annual Convention
- 2. Agenda • Background • Partnership by years • Why this partnership? • How it works • Projects Overview • Plans • What is there for next decade?
- 3. TexTESOLV and Yakut TESOL Partnership
- 4. Signing Partnership Agreement Yakutsk, July 2008
- 5. • 14 July 2008: Formal agreement signed in Yakutsk • July 2008: Yakut TESOL Summer Institute of English • January 2009: UNT book donation to Yakut TESOL • 2009: Online Collaboration, the Hockaday School and Gymnasium #8 • 2009-2011: Online Colaboration, Collin College and Yakutsk State University • Summer 2009: Elizabeth Smith participation in Summer Camp in Yakutsk • Summer 2010: Classes held at the Hockaday School for students from Yakutsk • June-July 2010: Invited Don Weasenforth for teacher training session in Yakutsk • July 2010: Jayme Lynch participation in EFL Summer Camp in Maya (9-12 year olds) • May 2011: Jey Venkatessan participation in English Conversation Class in Yakutsk • October-November 2011: Evgeniya Yadrikhinskaya from Yakut TESOL visited schools and colleges in Dallas, TX and participated in TexTESOLV Conference • March 2011: Partnership Presentation at TESOL Arabia Annual Conference • October 2008-2013 TexTESOL V and Yakut TESOL Annual Conferences Presentations • Newsletter and web site collaboration, pen pals, virtual meetings
- 9. WHY THIS PARTNERSHIP? • Collaboration • Teaching experience oversees • Cross-cultural awareness • Cultural adventure • Tourism • Friendship • Publication • Online teaching and learning • And more …..
- 10. HOW IT WORKS? • Agreement • Financial support • Initial contact with Yakut TESOL or TexTESOLV • Negotiations with Yakut TESOL or TexTESOLV • Planning • Visa and tickets • Trip • Report • Collaborative presentation at annual conferences
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- 16. What is there for next decade? • Hope that the face-to-face meetings will continue in spite of increasing travel expenses. • More online communication is needed to maintain relationships. • More virtual connections between American schools and Yakut schools. • Hope and wish the partnership between TexTESOL V and Yakutsk TESOL continues to flourish. • We should continue to exchange teachers to share ideas in teaching. When this is not possible, we should continue to collaborate online with students and teachers. • We need a renewed understanding of how the two affiliates can support each other.
- 17. Partnership • TexTESOL V: www.textesolv.org • Yakut TESOL: http://yakuttesol.blogspot.com/ • Essential Teacher article: http://yakuttesol.blogspot.com/2009/01/yaku t-tesol-and-textesolv-partnership.html
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