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jense26 47F
1392 posts
11/5/2009 7:39 pm

Last Read:
11/8/2009 8:57 am

PROUD FILIPINA...


I am attending the three-day International convention of ESL writers and teachers here in Arizona State University in Tempe. Researches from various parts of the world are flooding in the symposium. There is a huge number of participants coming from China, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Malaysia but none from Phil. Since I am working with AZ Education my nametag says USA (urrggghhh). I am glad there is one DLSU professor in attendance and so happy to meet her.

There are work which are truly impressive, but there are some out of nowhere researches as well. Having some backgrounds in ESL from Phil, my La Sallean companion and I can not stop ourselves in questioning the valididity of some work which brought rising eyebrows specifically, when we challenged one presenter from Purdue... Kind of weird but since we started to stir the intrigues we were forced to continue the quest which ended in almost heated discussion. Tough!! but after the event and after participated in a discourse community composed of various representative from asian countries, I understood totally why Filipino teachers can make it to the English instructions of students here in US. Linguistically, Filipinos are truly proficient in English communication compared to Asian contemporaries (purely my opinion but there is truth in it). I am always proud of the education I got from Phil. I could say that the education I got from my native country exceeds far or goes within if I compare to some of my contemporaries in any part of the world.

I may have USA in nametag but I always emphasize that I am a 100% Phil trained ESL teacher.

The term Philippines truly makes a difference.

jense26 47F
1441 posts
11/8/2009 8:57 am

    Quoting  :


jense26 47F
1441 posts
11/8/2009 8:57 am

    Quoting  :

world class tita...


jense26 47F
1441 posts
11/6/2009 6:42 pm

I always do and am hoping not only to gaze the stars but to pick some of them someday. Few more growth hormones to help me increase my height will be needed though.


jense26 47F
1441 posts
11/6/2009 6:39 pm

    Quoting eb1209:
    Hell Jen! ...Good to see you back blogging again..
ate elz,

salamat...namiss ko ang blogsville...hehehehe


jense26 47F
1441 posts
11/6/2009 6:38 pm

Manny,

Yan ang palagi kung sinasabi..hehehehe


sweetkisses16
(Girlie Lastra)
41F

11/6/2009 4:58 am



"Keep your eyes on the stars, and your feet on the ground.”


eb1209

11/6/2009 2:21 am

Hell Jen! ...Good to see you back blogging again..

Just call me ELZ


pinoylover1 74M
1152 posts
11/5/2009 8:09 pm

MABUHAY ANG PINOY...