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Celebrating Father’s Day in English with Primary School Students in Chongqing

Jun. 8, Chongqing (Chengdu) – Chengdu English Language Fellow Rebekah Gordon provided teachers with a teaching demonstration lesson while sharing American culture with students at the Primary School Affiliated with Southwest University. Gordon explained the cultural origins of Father’s Day in both America and China then focused on teaching students six new adjectives that could ...

By U.S. Mission China | 8 June, 2016 | Topics: Chengdu, Events, News | Tags: Chongqing, English, RELO

English Language Fellow Teaches Writing Skills

English Language Fellow Michael Giovacchini facilitated a workshop entitled “Academic Writing” at the Shanghai American Center. The audience consisted of Chinese professionals including PhD students, doctors, and lawyers. The workshop focused on providing strategies to begin the writing process, including analysis in writing, and how to synthesize chains of evidence into well-structured claims. The varying ...

By U.S. Mission China | 24 February, 2016 | Topics: Events, Shanghai | Tags: 2016, Education, English, Shanghai

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