Yvonne,
Thanks for setting this up! I plan on keeping an ongoing record of communication once settled at the Village. This will be a wonderful way to dialogue with others on a regular basis.
Rob
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The Daegu English Village has been established in partnership between The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs and Yeungjin College located in Daegu, South Korea. The purpose of the Daegu English Village is to train students of all ages in the usage of the English language and cultivate a global learning environment for the 21st Century.
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In partnership with University of Colorado at Colorado Springs' (UCCS) College of Education (COE) and Yeungjin College, the Deagu English Village will open October 2007.
This Blog is intended to be a helpful tool for teachers worldwide to share ideas, lesson plans, ask questions of each other.
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2 comments:
Hi Rob. I think that you will find many uses for the blog. They are a fun and informative tool to use so that we back in CO can keep up with the happenings at DEV.
Keep on posting.
Clint
This is Monique; just testing my Blog account and to say hello.
The site is informative. Mo
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