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A Product Market Fit Show | Startup Podcast for FoundersHe burned $4M to hit $100K ARR—but with 1 big change, he grew to $4.5M ARR in just 12 months. | Guy Podjarny, Founder of Snyk & TesslGuy spent 2 years and $4M building Snyk to $100K ARR. Thousands of developers loved the product. They just wouldn't pay.Then he figured out the problem: he had product-user fit, but not product-buyer fit. Developers loved Snyk. Security teams (the actual buyers) didn't care about it. The distance between user and buyer was killing him.So Guy spent a year building governance features, reporting, and enterprise capabilities—all the stuff developers didn't care about but security teams needed to write checks. Four months later, Snyk hit $650K ARR. A year after that...
2025-10-2750 min
Talking TESLTeaching While Trans: August's Primary Internship Reflections - With B.Ed. Student AugustIn this episode, we catch up with B.Ed. student August as he reflects on his first primary internship and what it was like navigating the experience as a trans person. He shares his thoughts on classroom dynamics, his interactions with students and fellow teachers, and the rise of anti-trans rhetoric and legislation in both Canada and the United States. Please note that this episode was recorded in November 2024.For the most current information on trans rights and legislation, visit: translegislation.com
2025-08-0133 min
Talking TESLOn Podcasting, The Journey To Teaching, And The Love Of Learning: Getting To Know Jacqueline MallaisIn this episode of Talking TESL, we’re joined by the inspiring Jacqueline Mallais—an ESL teacher based in Montreal and host of the popular ESL podcast Chalk n Coffee and accompanying YouTube series, Espresso Shots. Jacqueline shares her trajectory to teaching (it began with a love of Anne of Green Gables), the challenges she’s navigated throughout her career, and the joy she finds in lifelong learning. She reflects on the deep sense of gratitude she feels towards the community that has supported her, and how she strives to give back through her work as an educat...
2025-05-0546 min
JaPa PodcastEP 010 - Tina Ansari | تنفر از زبان انگلیسی تا تاسیس کالج زبان در کانادامهمان قسمت دهم پادکست جاپا: تینا انصاریتینا انصاری، موُسس و مدیر آموزش کالج زبان نُوا Nova (NLC)، دارای مدرک کارشناسی ارشد در رشتۀ "آموزش زبان انگلیسی بعنوان یک زبان خارجی (TEFL)"، کارشناسی ارشد دومش رو در "آموزش زبان در گستره جهانی" از دانشگاه Simon Fraser University (SFU) در ونکوور کانادا گرفته. دارای گواهینامه TESL (TESL Canada)، بیست سال سابقه آموزش زبان انگلیسی داره، متخصص امتحانات در دانشگاه SFU، و مبتکر روش نوین و موثر در آموزش زبان انگلیسیه..جالبه بدونید تینا قبل از ورود به این رشته، از زبان انگلیسی متنفر بوده و فقط به قصد مهاجرت تحصیلی زبان خوندن رو شروع میکنه که ویزاش ریجکت میشه و مسیر زندگی و کاریش به کلی تغییر میکنه.در اپیزود دهم پادکس جاپا، با تینا انصاری فقط در مورد آموزش زبان صحبت نکردیم، فراز و نشیبهای مهاجرت و تنهایی بعد از مهاجرت و داشتن مدرک PTE 90 معادل IELTS 9 باعث چی شدن؟ تغییر مسیر فکری از پزشکی به آموزش زبان، لایف استایل متفاوت، عاداتی که باعث پیشرفتشون شده، و موارد بسیار دیگری که مطمئنم براتون جذاب خواهد بود هم صحبت کردیم.برای سهیم شدن در این مسیر لطفا فالو و سابسکرایب کنیدلینک حمایت از پادکست جاپا از خارج از ایرانhttps://buy.stripe.com/4gw7w18sdfXJgP69APلینک حمایت از پادکست جاپا از ایرانhttps://zarinp.al/684353
2025-04-0449 min
Talking TESLTeaching With United For Literacy In Aupaluk: A TESL Student’s Summer In Nunavik — With TESL Student Suzanne TremonteIn this episode of Talking TESL, we chat with Suzanne Tremonte, a student in the TESL certificate program at Concordia University. Suzanne shares her journey into teaching and her experiences with United for Literacy, a national charitable organization supporting learners across Canada. She reflects on her transformative summer teaching in Aupaluk, a small Inuit community of 200 people in Nunavik, Northern Quebec—an experience that deeply influenced her approach to education.We explore key topics such as neo-colonialism in TESL, plurilingualism, and the power of gamification in language learning for children.Interested in volunteering with United fo...
2025-02-2136 min
Hunters and UnicornsTurning Career Setbacks Into $10M in Sales, w/Tim MoxnessIn this episode of RAW STORIES LIVE, we sit down with Tim Moxness, VP of Sales at Tessell, to discuss how he turned career setbacks into monumental success.
From facing rejection and disillusionment to achieving 302% of his sales quota, Tim’s story is a testament to perseverance, mindset shifts, and relentless focus. Discover the strategies that helped Tim overcome challenges, reframe his approach to sales, and close over $10M in deals in a single year.
This episode is PACKED with actionable insights for anyone looking to elevate their career and redefine success.
Key To...
2025-01-1311 min
Talking TESLBreaking Barriers: Managing Physical Limitations And Building A Successful Teaching Career - With TESL Alumna TammyIn this episode, we chat with Tammy, a passionate high school teacher and a proud graduate of Concordia University's TESL program. Tammy shares her journey of growing up in a quadrilingual household, her early love for teaching, and the unique challenges and triumphs of navigating the TESL program and her professional career as a wheelchair user. Her enthusiasm for education is truly infectious, and her story is a testament to resilience, dedication, and the joy of following one’s calling.
2024-12-0652 min
Talking TESLExploring Edupreneurship: The Story of ESL Interactive - with ESL Interactive Founders and TESL Program Graduates Sophie Giroux and Nairy KazandjianWhat does it take to start a business in the world of TESL?
In this episode, we sit down with TESL program graduates, ESL teachers, and edupreneurs Sophie Giroux and Nairy Kazandjian to discuss their venture, ESL Interactive. We explore what inspired them to launch a business together, how they balance ESL Interactive with their teaching careers, and the key knowledge needed to kickstart an edupreneurial endeavor. These inspiring educators are here to share their journey and expertise.
Want to learn more about ESL Interactive? Visit their website: https://esl-interactive.com/
Questions for...
2024-10-2338 min
Talking TESLBecoming Miss Honesty: A High School Teacher's Story Of Pursuing her Dream - With ESL Teacher Mona TavajohiIn this episode, we sit down with secondary ESL teacher and TESL program alumna Mona Tavajohi. Mona shares her journey from her childhood in Iran to becoming the dedicated educator she is today. She discusses her experiences leaving Iran at 29 to pursue her dream of teaching students with learning challenges in Montreal. Key topics in this conversation include special education, overcoming obstacles, and fostering community in the classroom.
Mona now happily teaches at École Vanguard, a school for students with severe learning disabilities. Through a positive behaviour approach and a focus on providing a safe emotional learning e...
2024-06-2654 min
Talking TESLFrom Island Roots To Academic Heights: A Journey Of Resilience, Hard Work, And Luck - With PhD Student Chaoqun ZhengIn this episode of Talking TESL, join us as we explore the journey of Chaoqun Zheng, a PhD student in Concordia University's Applied Linguistics Program. From her origins on a small island in China to her current role as a respected researcher and course lecturer, Chaoqun shares her inspiring story of determination and perseverance.
Having graduated from Nanjing Agricultural University, Chaoqun pursued a Master's degree at the University College London before embarking on her PhD journey under the guidance of Professor Pavel Trofimovich. Through her experiences, she reflects on the challenges of teaching in the TESL program...
2024-05-1548 min
Cultural Connections LabSavanna Payne & Jamie BlankSavanna Payne has worked in education as a teacher, OELA grant coordinator, and facilitator for the past 10+ years. She is currently an English Language Development Administrator at Oklahoma City public schools and oversees English Language Development programming in multiple middle schools. She received a Bachelors and Masters degree from the University of Central Oklahoma. Her educational background includes a Bachelors in Elementary Education and advancing with a Masters Degree in Bilingual Education/TESL. Beyond the school building, Savanna is the current president of Oklahoma Association of Bilingual Education. She also works on the side as an adjunct instructor in...
2024-03-1522 min
Cultural Connections LabSavanna Payne & Jamie BlankSavanna PayneSavanna Payne has worked in education as a teacher, OELA grant coordinator, and facilitator for the past 10+ years. She is currently an English Language Development Administrator at Oklahoma City public schools and oversees English Language Development programming in multiple middle schools. She received a Bachelors and Masters degree from the University of Central Oklahoma. Her educational background includes a Bachelors in Elementary Education and advancing with a Masters Degree in Bilingual Education/TESL.Beyond the school building, Savanna is the current president of Oklahoma Association of Bilingual Education. She also works on the...
2024-03-1122 min
Talking TESLQueer Voices In TESL: A Candid Conversation With Two TESL Undergrads - With B.Ed. Students August And ErinTune in to Talking TESL as we delve into the experiences of students currently in the TESL program. Join us as we sit down with August and Erin, two undergraduate students at different stages of their academic journey. In this episode, we explore their backgrounds, what drew them to TESL, and their thoughts on the program.
This episode highlights queerness and teaching, as August and Erin share their unique perspectives as individuals with queer identities. We discuss how their identities have shaped their experiences within the TESL program, during their internships, and beyond. Furthermore...
2024-03-061h 05
The Mr. Mike ShowEmpowering Educators with Anna & Shey of The Teacher Think-Aloud Podcast #youtubevideosJoin Mr. Mike in an enlightening episode of The Mr. Mike Show as he sits down with Anna Ciriani-Dean and Shélynn (Shey) Riel, the dynamic duo behind The Teacher Think-Aloud Podcast. Anna and Shey share the genesis of their podcast, born out of their shared passion for continuing professional development and their desire to foster a global community of educators passionate about TESL/TEFL and international education.
Delve into the mission of The Teacher Think-Aloud Podcast, which aims to provide a reflective listening experience for English language teachers worldwide. Through engaging conversations, Anna a...
2024-02-1335 min
Talking TESLFrom First-Year Student To Future TESL Educator: A Fresh Perspective - With TESL Student Erika San RomanIn this episode of Talking TESL , we sit down with Erika San Roman, a first-year TESL student with a fascinating journey that began in Uruguay and led her to Montreal.
Erika shares her inspiring experiences in education, offering a unique perspective shaped by her multicultural and multilingual background. Despite facing challenges with dyslexia and autism, she remains determined and passionate about her aspirations as a teacher. Join us as we explore the intricacies of Erika's journey and the valuable insights she brings to the field of Teaching English as a Second Language.
In our conversation...
2024-01-2452 min
Damian Olszewski - podcastPOCZTA POLSKA na KRAWĘDZI, a CHIŃSKI GIGANT wyprzedza TESLĘ #BizWeekPOCZTA POLSKA na KRAWĘDZI, a CHIŃSKI GIGANT wyprzedza TESLĘ #BizWeek
2024-01-1419 min
Talking TESLDemystifying The 2023 Teacher Strike - With M.T.A. President Lori NewtonSomething very big is happening next week in the world of
public sector education in Quebec. Montreal’s largest service centre, the Centre de Service Scolaire de Montreal, will be closed for an indefinite period of time as of Tuesday, November 21st, as thousands of teachers go on strike. The same is true for the English Montreal School Board, with the exception of F.A.C.E. school. Some would call this current strike historic – the last teacher’s strike on a similar scale occurred in 1982.
In this episode of Talking TESL, we’ll be taking a...
2023-11-2317 min
GG 私密答S1 EP04｜當年TESL LoL選秀被四葉陰了一把、背負射擊遊戲興衰的使命感 ft. AsSen阿森00:00:00 開場
00:04:05 因為電競錯過什麼？射擊遊戲的天賦？
00:08:45 接觸英雄聯盟、開始LOL賽評工作、與閃電狼的緣份起源
00:17:45 TESL選秀故事、隊伍雙教練的相處
00:30:45 為什麼離開閃電狼？退役後重回LMS主播台的故事
00:41:15 轉戰OW、加加屋的故事
00:48:03 射擊遊戲主播之路、聊聊射擊遊戲在台灣、分析特戰英豪
01:02:15 未來期許
01:14:25 月希7萬訂閱
「小畢姊我跟你說，我們選秀選得很好🤩」
初執教的阿森那時還不知道
TESL選秀被老狐狸四葉狠狠算了一把…
射擊遊戲玩家肯定聽過的 阿森 AsSen
對於播報有自己的匠人堅持，甚至是使命感
也從阿森的視角回顧四葉、記得那段共事時光
我們是GG私密答 今晚和你聊聊那些電競故事
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穿越這道傳送門
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2023-10-261h 19
Talking TESLCatching Up With Nick: Navigating Post-Pandemic Teaching, Balancing Work and Home, Understanding Imposter Syndrome, and Enjoying the Sabbatical Serenity - With Secondary Teaching NickIn this episode of Talking TESL, we reconnect with high school teacher Nick Garneau, who completed the TESL program in 2012 and has been teaching in secondary education ever since.
Our first interview with Nick took place during the peak of the pandemic, amidst the chaos of COVID-19 and the transition to online teaching. Now, we're catching up with him during his well-earned sabbatical to explore the world of secondary education post-pandemic.
During this episode, Nick candidly shares his insights on how the pandemic has impacted high school students, his strategies for effective communication with parents...
2023-10-1944 min
Half Time ScholarsHalf Time Scholars - Unlocking Language Fluency: Plurilingual Pedagogies in ActionOn this episode our guest is Lana F. Zeaiter is a PhD candidate in Educational Studies at McGill University. Her research interests revolve around plurilingualism, language pedagogy, teacher education, and learners' identities. Lana's current doctoral research focuses on the integration of technology-mediated plurilingual pedagogy into language teacher training programs. Her work aims to develop sustainable teaching practices and promote plurilingualism.
With extensive teaching experience in Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates, and Canada, Lana has gained valuable insights into diverse educational contexts. These experiences have shaped her understanding of the challenges and opportunities in language education. Currently, she is a lecturer...
2023-09-3029 min
Talking TESLCatching Up With Alex: A Primary Teacher's Stories And Tips For Successful Teaching - With Primary Teacher and TESL Graduate AlexIn this heartwarming episode of Talking TESL, we caught up with Alex, a primary teacher who had just completed his fifth year of teaching at two schools in Laval. Alex invites us into his world of teaching, sharing how he has evolved as a pedagogue in this formative beginning stage of his career. He discusses his strategies for lesson planning, devising his schedule, classroom management, and much more. He also shares specific experiences from his classroom, sharing examples of his student interactions and how he builds rapport with his young learners.
A TESL alumnus, Alex had i...
2023-09-201h 15
Cevheri GüvenERDOĞAN İTİRAF ETTİ. SİYASAL İSLÂMCI PAŞALAR BAŞARDI. BAHÇELİ TAM TESLİM. KEMAL BEY SEÇİLSEYDİ...ERDOĞAN İTİRAF ETTİ. SİYASAL İSLÂMCI PAŞALAR BAŞARDI. BAHÇELİ TAM TESLİM. KEMAL BEY SEÇİLSEYDİ...
2023-08-0221 min
Talking TESL15 Years Teaching And Thriving: An ESL Teacher's Wisdom And Advice - With Secondary Teacher Katie-Marie TidyKatie-Marie Tidy graduated from the TESL program in 2010 and has been teaching ESL for over 15 years. Her teaching journey wasn't always straightforward. She switched from public school to private, elementary to high school, and her teaching style and philosophy has evolved from year to year. Now she is happily teaching Sec. 1 at a private high school and joins us to share what she's learned throughout her career. In this episode, Katie-Marie gives concrete tips about:
Classroom management
Communicating with parents
Navigating the internships (she's a CT!)
Building relationships with everyone at your school
Cultivating rapport with your stude...
2023-05-2457 min
Talking TESLA Critical Conversation About EdTech: When Does It Help Or Hinder Teaching And Learning? - With Educational Technologist Dr. Mike BarcombEducational technology, or EdTech, is present in all aspects of a teacher's work: from lesson material and delivery, to planning, to communication with students, parents, and staff. In many ways, new technology can enhance learning and streamline many aspects of the job. After all, EdTech is intended to address the question of how to solve issues in education through technology. That said, EdTech can also represent an increased cognitive load on teachers and students, who must learn digital organizational strategies and constantly familiarize themselves with new platforms.
In this episode of Talking TESL, we are joined b...
2023-04-1944 min
Chalk.n.coffee021: ESL Vocabulary Instruction and Acquisition with John Wayne N. dela CruzWords matter. "Words have energy and power with the ability to help, to heal, to hinder, to hurt, to harm, to humiliate, and to humble." -Yehuda Berg Today's discussion, with John Wayne N. dela Cruz, takes a look at what we know about effective vocabulary instruction, the difference in student gains between implicit and explicit vocabulary instruction and how do we choose the words to teach.
John Wayne N. dela CruzPh.D. candidate Educational Studies (Language Acquisition)Department of Integrated Studies in Education |
McGill University john.delacruz@mail.mcgill.ca
https://joh...
2023-04-1829 min
Talking TESLSubbing In Primary: Tips, Tricks, and Stories - With B.Ed. Student JoëlleIf you are completing your B.Ed. in TESL, we recommend you start substitute teaching right away! You don't need your license to get started, and it's a great way to make connections in the school system and experience different classroom environments.
Need that extra push to get started? Second-year TESL student Joëlle is here to share her experiences and knowledge about subbing in primary. Joëlle decided to start subbing because she was nervous about her internships. Subbing was a way for her to ease into teaching. She's encountered some difficult classroom management experiences (such as one...
2023-02-1536 min
Talking TESLAll About Teaching Abroad: Lessons From A TESL Grad's Professional Journey - With TESL Grad And International Educator SamantaCurious about teaching internationally but have no clue where to begin? TESL graduate Samanta joins us to discuss her professional journey teaching in International Baccalaureate (IB) schools in Shanghai and Kuwait.
Sam is a truly accomplished educator. After working for two years in Shanghai in an IB school's Primary Years Programme, Sam moved to Kuwait to teach at the American International School. Since her move, she has trained and supported K-8 teachers, completed her Master's, and became a Workshop Leader for the International Baccalaureate Organization. She is now the Head of the Department of Language and Literature...
2023-01-251h 02
Teachers Supporting TeachersTeachers Supporting Teachers Series 7 Episode 5: Visions, dreams and change for the education sector (Part 3)Welcome to part 3 of 3 as a part of our collaboration across Australia and Malaysia. We continue to share our experiences of a study tour and global education practicum supported by the New Colombo Plan. This episode was recorded in a large room with us all gathered around a microphone to capture the moment. We are joined by 7 Malaysian pre-service teachers from the teacher institute Institut Pendidikan Guru Kampus Tun Abdul Razak (IPGKTAR) in Kuching, Malaysia Borneo to talk all things being and becoming teachers. In this episode co-produced by Stephen and Lewis, we talk about change in as...
2023-01-1430 minTeachers Supporting TeachersTeachers Supporting Teachers Series 7 Episode 3: Dreams as a future teacher (Part 1)Welcome to episode 3 of series 7 as we continue to share our experiences of a study tour and global education practicum supported by the New Colombo Plan. This episode is part 1 of 3 recorded in a large room with us all gathered around a microphone to capture the moment. We are joined by 7 Malaysian pre-service teachers from the teacher institute Institut Pendidikan Guru Kampus Tun Abdul Razak (IPGKTAR) in Kuching, Malaysia Borneo to talk all things being and becoming teachers. In this episode co-produced by Taylah, we talk about dreams as a future teacher and what this means regarding p...
2023-01-1416 minTeachers Supporting TeachersTeachers Supporting Teachers Series 7 Episode 4: We can care for ourself as much as our students (Part 2)Welcome to episode 4 of series 7 as we continue to share our experiences of a study tour and global education practicum supported by the New Colombo Plan. This episode is part 2 of 3 recorded in a large room with us all gathered around a microphone to capture the moment. We are joined by 7 Malaysian pre-service teachers from the teacher institute Institut Pendidikan Guru Kampus Tun Abdul Razak (IPGKTAR) in Kuching, Malaysia Borneo to talk all things being and becoming teachers. In this episode co-produced by Rachel and Taylah, we talk about wellbeing and self-care across the contexts of Australia a...
2023-01-1428 min
Talking TESLBecoming A Playful Teacher: A Conversation About Play, Expertise, And Being Kind To Yourself - With Dr. Teresa Hernandez-GonzalezClinical researcher Stuart Brown once wrote that “play is the vital essence of life.” But what does it really mean to play? How can we incorporate playfulness into our teaching? And why is it important to do so? In this episode, we sit down with TESL program director Dr. Teresa Hernandez-Gonzalez! She delved into the experiences that had shaped her as an educator, the art of combining work and play (and perhaps deconstructing this dichotomy along the way), and the debate of whether teachers are born or made.
2022-11-2349 min
Talking TESLHow Much French Do I Need To Succeed In The B.Ed. And Teach ESL In Montreal? - With B.Ed. Graduate RachelAre you wondering how much French you’ll need to thrive in your internships and succeed as an English teacher in Montreal? In this episode of Talking TESL, we are joined by Rachel, a graduate of the B.Ed. in TESL. She breaks down her experiences learning French, how she navigated her internships, and how to best prepare to teach ESL in a French environment as an Anglophone.
2022-11-0923 min
Talking TESLA TESL Student Profile: Discussing Judo, Male Figures In Education, And Going Back To School As A Mature Student - With B.Ed. Student ReaganReagan is a TESL student in his final year of studies. In this long-form episode of Talking TESL, he discusses what brought him to TESL after a career in telecommunications, his connection between judo and teaching, and much more. He delves into his experiences in the program, including insight from his internships and courses. He talks about professors who impacted him, lessons he learned from students, and where he sees himself in the future.
Are you a TESL student? Would you like to share experiences from your studies and internships? Do you want to discuss your teaching...
2022-10-121h 06
Talking TESLA TESL Student Profile: Thoughts About The Program, Teaching Experiences, And Goals Beyond The Degree - With B.Ed. Student StephanieCurious to hear the voices of our students? In this episode of Talking TESL, we sit down with Stephanie, who is in her third year of the B.Ed. in TESL. Steph initially completed a degree in sociology, but after an impactful language-learning experience in Salamanca, Spain, she decided to pursue teaching. In our conversation, she talks about her background, what led her to the program, her words of advice for current or incoming students, how her teaching philosophy has shifted, and what she plans on doing beyond the B.Ed.
2022-09-1434 min
Talking TESLThe 12 Tips You Need to Succeed as a Student in the TESL Program - With TESLSA VP Academic and TESL Student AriellaStarting the TESL program can feel daunting for new students. Not only do you have to familiarize yourself with the demands of a new program, but you need to get used to the rhythm of being a student. In this episode, we are joined by the TESLSA VP Academic and TESL student Ariella, who lays down the 12 foundational tips you need to succeed in the program. She covers organizational strategies, small actions that make a big difference for your success, and other tips that may not occur to the student who is unfamiliar with the TESL program. Ariella is...
2022-08-3131 min
Talking TESLTeaching A Successful Class Last Minute With Nothing But Two Paper Plates - With Mentorship Coordinator LisaHave you ever had to teach a class last minute? What about with no materials? As teachers, we are taught that thorough preparation is the foundation of a successful class. However, sometimes we find ourselves in situations where we simply do not have the time to lesson plan. In this episode of Talking TESL, our Mentorship Coordinator Lisa shares a clever teaching story about the time she had to teach a full class last minute, with no materials except two paper plates.
Are you a Concordia student or grad looking for a supportive community of teachers? You...
2022-08-1712 min
Talking TESLSticking to Your Boundaries and Keeping Calm in the Classroom: A Short Story About Teaching Adults – With B.Ed. Alumna YvetteIt is not uncommon to feel intimidated by students, especially when starting off your teaching career. Whether due to the age of your students, their personalities, or even your working environment, it can be difficult to stick to your boundaries in situations where your position of authority is being challenged.
Have you ever felt intimidated by your students? TESL RC’s Lead Coordinator Yvette has. In this short story episode of Talking TESL, Yvette shares an experience standing her ground with an aggressive student.
Do you have a short teaching story to share? Whether from yo...
2022-06-2914 min
Talking TESLObjectified by Your Students: Why Is It So Normalized? – With B.Ed. Student CatherineMany teachers have unfortunately dealt with the uncomfortable experience of being objectified by their students. Whether it's in the form of stares, comments, jokes, unwanted messages, or even touching, these instances are difficult to approach and oftentimes normalized or dismissed by colleagues. This is one of those many topics that are not talked about in university courses, but emerges in the field, leaving it up to the teacher to navigate in the way they see fit. In this episode of Talking TESL, B.Ed. student Catherine discusses how she handled a secondary student acting inappropriately towards her, and speculates...
2022-06-1516 min
Talking TESLMy Secondary Student Told Me I Couldn't Teach Him Anything: Dealing With Student Attitude As A Young Teacher – With B.Ed. Student YasmineIt can be very challenging to be a young teacher in secondary. Students push your boundaries and question your legitimacy as an authority figure based on your appearance, and it can be difficult to know how to approach these situations. In this 15-minute episode of Talking TESL, B.Ed. student Yasmine shares one such experience while in a secondary internship. She explains her feelings and how she handled the interaction, and gives advice on how to mitigate such situations in the future.
Music by Nomerodin1
2022-05-2616 min
Talking TESLFailing an Internship, Succeeding as a Teacher: Discussing Experiences In The TESL B.Ed. – With High School Teacher And B.Ed. Alumnus GonzaloSometimes struggling during an internship (or even in your first year) can make you feel like you are not in the right field. B.Ed. alumnus Gonzalo talks about an experience that tested his resolve, and ponders the question whether teachers are born or made.
Have a 15-minute teaching story you would like to share? We want to hear! Send us a message via any of our social media platforms.
Music by Nomerodin1
2022-05-1114 min
Talking TESLAfter The B.Ed: Teaching Kindergarten In Shanghai, China – With B.Ed. Alumna YvetteMany students would like to teach abroad after finishing their teaching degree. However, the process of finding the right school, as well as applying, interviewing, and preparing for the new experience can be daunting and overwhelming. On top of that, teaching in a different country can feel like stepping into the unknown, linguistically and culturally. In this episode of Talking TESL, B.Ed alumna Yvette talks about her two years teaching kindergarten in Shanghai, China. She discusses applying for the job, the school culture, relationships with students and parents, money transfer issues, and other tips she wished she knew...
2022-04-2055 min
Bilingual in AmericaDr. Nancy Cloud: Advancing Language and Literacy DevelopmentDr. Nancy Cloud, Professor Emerita of the M.Ed. in TESL Program and in the Department of Educational Studies at Rhode Island College, is a specialist in ESL, bilingual and dual-language education. Prior to her work in Rhode Island College, she coordinated the M.S. TESL and Bilingual Education Programs at Hofstra University for ten years and federally funded projects at the Institute for Urban and Minority Education at Teachers College, Columbia University for six years.
Dr. Cloud publishes regularly on topics pertaining to the appropriate assessment and instruction of English Language Learners K-12. She received her d...
2022-03-2336 min
Talking TESLUnderstanding Unions: What They Are, And How Do They Help Teachers – With M.T.A. President Lori NewtonTypically, teaching is a unionized job. Unions are wonderful support systems that advocate on behalf of workers. However, sometimes at the beginning of your teaching career, it can be difficult to understand exactly how your union is there to help you. Especially in your first year, it is often challenging to find the time to really understand the ins and outs of your union.
To answer all union-related questions, we are joined by Lori Newton, who is the president of the Montreal Teachers Association. She will be addressing questions such as: why are unions important, and how...
2022-03-2137 min
Talking TESL8 Things I Wish I Knew About Teaching in CEGEP – With Two CEGEP Teachers Beginning Their CareersTeaching in CEGEP is a career goal for many teachers. This educational system, which is unique to Quebec, acts as an intermediary between high school and university. It is a time where students can explore their interests and transition gently into a stage of life with more responsibility. Teaching in this system can be a lot of fun – and a lot of work! In this episode, Sivan and her friend Alex sit down to discuss the 8 things they wish they knew before teaching their first year in CEGEP. Topics range from how to get jobs, salaries, student motivation, and ho...
2022-02-2354 min
How to English TEFL PodcastS03E02. TEFL Teachers - Featuring Kat - Grammar by Reyhaneh Rezvaneh (transcribed)Welcome, everybody! What kind of teacher are you? Or is your teacher a TEFL teacher? Let's explore the types of teachers and the many different roles they have in the language teaching industry. With a contribution from their special guest Kat from Teach Travel Tribe, Gav & Em outline the fascinating world of TEFL teaching. Don't forget to catch this week's grammar point from Reyhaneh and Rezvaneh. Have fun and enjoy the show! Transcription with audio: https://share.descript.com/view/EvTptalpTLd
Kat's links:
Teach and Travel Tribe: https://free.teachtraveltribe.com/
https://www.facebook.com/Teach-Travel-Tribe-105153621905127
https://www.instagram.com...
2022-02-1136 min
Talking TESLGoing Back To School As A Mother: Discussing Unique B.Ed. Experiences, Managing Family Life And Studies, And Being A Mature Student – With B.Ed. Students Ellie And NairyOne unique aspect of the TESL program is that we have numerous students who are also mothers. In a very special interview, we sit down with two mothers working towards their teaching degree. They discuss their personal challenges, some tips, and how they feel motherhood has influenced their experience in the program.
Music by Bensound
2022-01-2639 min
Talking TESLMasters In Our Own Home? A Candid Conversation About Staying Critical Here In Quebec - With B.Ed. Student Amani - Part 3To progress in our field we need to constantly be thinking critically about current practices and the status quo of teaching. In this 3-part series, we have defined critical pedagogy and discussed its history and relevance to our current teaching conditions. We have also explored the neocolonial aspects of teaching ESL abroad in developing countries.
In the final episode of this series, we'll be bringing the discussion back home to Montreal. What does it mean to practice critical pedagogy in the context of Quebec? In this episode we're joined by the wonderful high school teacher and B...
2021-12-1542 min
Avenue - LearnIT2teach PodcastsTESL Basics for Language Volunteers: How the Course Works for Front Line Language Trainers & VolunteersWhat is TESL Basics for Language Volunteers (TBLV)? How do front line service providers put this seven unit online course to work locally or regionally? How does the partnership with the Avenue - LearnIT2teach Project work, and what does Avenue expect from partners? In this podcast Genevieve Spicer interviews Shabana Shahzad from the Centre for Newcomers in Calgary about how her agency has made TBLV work. Shabana describes the steps in getting started, and how the course is benefiting volunteers and the Centre.Length: 7:20
2021-12-0207 min
Talking TESLLearning From Foreigners: Exploring The Neocolonial Aspects Of TESL With M.A. Student Nina Le - Part 2In this second part of our series on critical pedagogy, we cast a critical eye on perhaps one of the most familiar TESL contexts: Teaching English as a Second Language abroad, especially in developing countries. There is no question that for many teachers, TESL represents an enriching travel opportunity. Many teachers begin their careers on gap years teaching in Asian countries, where the demand for ESL teachers is extremely high, especially if you are a Caucasian Westerner who speaks English (preferably North American, British, or Australian varieties) as a mother tongue. Oftentimes, teacher training is not even a prerequisite...
2021-11-1542 min
Talking TESLDelighting In Doubt, Discomfort, And Vulnerability: Discussing Critical Pedagogy With Dr. Nassim Noroozi - Part 1“When we teach, we legitimize certain views of the world, which means that others are disregarded.” (Grady, 1991)
Teaching is an act of empowering students to become independent thinkers and actors in society. But how can we do that? What does taking on that role demand of us teachers?
Critical Pedagogy is a teaching philosophy coined by educator and philosopher Paulo Freire in his seminal work, Pedagogy of the Oppressed. Freire maintains that we cannot separate political and social issues from our classroom content, and it is our job as teachers to problematize these social issues, prom...
2021-10-2248 min
Talking TESL4 B.Ed. Students Reflect On The Internships: What They Wish They Knew, and How To Make The Most Of The Experience – With B.Ed. Students Amani, Kelly, Lauren and NadiaInternships are an integral part of the TESL program. They are an opportunity to learn through doing, make connections with others in the field, and put the theory learned in class into actual practice. The internships may represent one's first foray into actual teaching in front of students. They can be all at once exciting, terrifying, challenging, and rewarding.
In this episode, we are joined by 4 amazing B.Ed. students to have a candid conversation all about their diverse internship experiences. They talk about the highs, the lows, what they wish they knew before starting out, and...
2021-09-231h 05
Talking TESLKnow Your TESL Terms and Competencies – With B.Ed. Alumna and Primary Teacher SarahThe education system here in Quebec is full of programs, organizational structures and terms that to those unfamiliar can feel quite daunting and overwhelming. How does our evaluation system work? What are the competencies teachers must cover throughout the year? What kind of terminology does a new teacher need to know in order to navigate our educational system? In this episode, we are joined by Sarah, who is the Landscape Coordinator at the TESL Resource Centre. She creates our Moodle page, which is full of valuable resources for teachers looking for lesson plans, government documents, job-hunting toolkits, subbing toolkits...
2021-09-091h 02
Talking TESLAssessment and Evaluation: Discussing Different Approaches, Scaffolding, And The Role Of Mental Health – With Prof. Heike NeumannAssessing students can be a point of stress for a lot of teachers. There are so many questions to consider: are my assessments fair? Have they been scaffolded? Is there a golden ratio between formative and summative assessments? What format should they be? Are my rubrics clear? Do my assessments reflect the competencies?
In this episode we are joined by Professor Heike Neumann to discuss this crucial aspect of teaching. Prof. Neumann is a faculty member in Concordia's Department of Education. Among other classes, she teaches courses on language assessment, and testing, evaluation and course design. In...
2021-08-2549 min
Talking TESLTalking TESL is Taking a Break!Hi fellow TESL-enthusiasts! Talking TESL will be taking a month-long break. But don't worry! We'll be back in September right in time for the new school semester with plenty new interviews featuring teachers, TESL specialists, learners, and TESL students. Stay tuned, and we wish you all a wonderful summer!
2021-07-1403 min
Talking TESLThe First Year Teaching: Reflecting On The Challenges, Rewarding Moments, And Unforeseen Experiences – With B.Ed. Alumnae Pilar And Rosa LiThe first year teaching can be exciting as it is daunting. It's that step TESL students have been preparing years for. To really get into the nitty-gritty of that first year, we are joined by two graduates of the B.Ed. in TESL, Pilar and Rosa Li, to discuss their diverse experiences. How can new graduates best prepare for the year ahead? What do these new teachers wish they knew? What were some of the most rewarding moments? What were some surprising challenges? What were their organizational strategies?
Music by Nomerodin1
2021-06-301h 00
Talking TESLTeaching in CEGEP: Drumming Up Student Motivation, Crafting Lessons, and Automatic Essay Evaluation – With CEGEP Teacher Nick WalkerCEGEP is a wonderful institution unique to Quebec. Rather than diving straight into university at the tender age of 18, students are able to explore their interests and get a taste of independence. The CEGEP years are a special time for many students, as they are usually one step in childhood, and one in adulthood. It is also a fascinating teaching environment, where oftentimes teachers play a role in this transition. In this episode of Talking TESL, we are joined by Nick Walker, who teaches English at Ahuntsic College. Nick is the recipient of numerous teaching awards and is the...
2021-06-161h 04
Inspiring E-DUCATORSSpecial Episode of INSPIRING E-DUCATORS (TESL EXPO)Good day, everyone. In this episode, I've interviewed few participants of the TESL EXPO, a project of English 206 - MAEd English Students of the Graduate Studies and Applied Research of the Laguna State Polytechnic University - Los Baños Campus. Listen as they share to us what they've learned in this International Expo of English Teachers where Panama, Armenia, and Pakistan participated as guest speakers, as well as local educators of the Philippines.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
2021-06-0510 min
Talking TESLTeaching Grammar: Exploring The Definition Of Grammar, Different Approaches To Teaching, and How To Engage Our Students – With Prof. Mark McAndrewsFor some, grammar has a reputation for being the "boring" aspect of language learning. However, grammar is fascinating! All languages have their own unique grammatical system, and there is so much potential for it to be taught in a way that is engaging.
For that reason, in this episode we are joined by Professor Mark McAndrews to talk all about the history and different approaches to teaching grammar. Professor Mark McAndrews teaches courses in Concordia’s B.Ed. in TESL and M.A. in Applied Linguistics programs. He has previously taught in the U.S., China, and Nu...
2021-05-191h 10
Talking TESLTeaching in Nunavik: Picking Berries With Students, Dealing With Intense Culture Shock, And Adapting To Radically Different Teaching Environments – With B.Ed. Alumnus SebastienTeacher shortages in Nunavik, Northern Quebec, often force these Inuit communities to hire teachers from “the south.” For these teachers, taking these contracts can represent a life-changing decision that is equal parts rewarding and challenging.
In this episode, we are visited again by Sebastien, a graduate of the B.Ed. in TESL. This time, we discuss Sebastien’s experience teaching in Kuujjuaq, Northern Quebec. Topics include becoming acquainted with the Inuit culture, the responsibilities of teachers in these communities, culture shock, and the neo-colonial aspects of TESL.
Music by Nomerodin1
2021-05-0552 min
Talking TESLThe Québécois Learner's PerspectiveMontreal is a city with a unique and fascinating linguistic history. It is not uncommon here to be sitting on the metro and overhear conversations that transition fluidly between English and French... and sometimes even a third language! People here grow up learning English and French from elementary school up until CEGEP. In this episode of Talking TESL, Sivan sits down with her close friend Sarah to talk about her experiences learning English in a francophone environment in the suburbs of Montreal. How did she feel about English growing up? What were her most positive and negative learning experiences...
2021-04-1945 min
Talking TESLTeaching Abroad in Colombia: Landing Jobs, Culture Shock, and Adapting To Different Teaching Environments – With B.Ed. Alumnus SebastienTeaching in a different country is a goal for many students pursuing their teaching degree. In this episode, we are joined by Sebastien, a graduate of the B.Ed. in TESL, who is here to share his experience teaching in Colombia, South America. Why did he decide to teach in Colombia? What kind of culture shock did he face? How did he adapt to the new teaching environment? How did he learn Spanish?
Music by Nomerodin1
2021-04-0751 min
Speak Your Mind The Podcast With Carla PaivaYalda Ahmadvand Inspirational StoryYalda Ahmadvand Inspirational Story Where she will be sharing about overcoming her Country's War 🇮🇷 as she tried to find her voice as a woman, and breaking free was a must, as reaching her dreams and becoming a powerful woman was her priority! However, upon immigrating to Canada, her world shattered with the loss of her mother!Despite all her struggles and losses, she managed to reach success by becoming the Owner and Founder of DEA College. Yalda is the board of TESL Canada, Professional Development Director and member of Chamber of Commerce, she also holds a Master’s of Linguistics and TESOL...
2021-04-0240 min
Talking TESLThe Chinese Learner's PerspectiveIn this episode of Talking TESL, Sivan discusses the ins and outs of Mandarin with Yue, a graduate student at Concordia University who is originally from Anyang, China. What was it like for Yue learning English in China? Why do Chinese students experience classroom culture shock when they study in North America? What elements of the English language are particularly difficult for Mandarin speakers? Why is there a mysterious button on the side of the wall in elementary school classrooms in Beijing? So many questions! Let’s find out!
2021-03-2241 min
Talking TESLTeaching in High School: Classroom Management, Work/Life Balance, and Teenage Hormones – With B.Ed. Alumnus NickThinking of teaching in high school? In this episode of Talking TESL, we are joined by Nicolas, a graduate of the B.Ed. in TESL who is happy in his career teaching secondary. We discuss Nick’s teaching trajectory after graduation, classroom management techniques, the highs and lows of high school teaching, and how teaching high school involves being a part-time psychologist.
Music by Nomerodin1
2021-03-0845 min
Talking TESLThe Iranian Learner's PerspectiveWhat is it like to learn English as a student in Iran? In this episode of Talking TESL, Sivan sits down with Hamid, a Master's student in the Applied Linguistics program at Concordia University, to discuss his experiences learning English as an Iranian student. How is English typically taught in Iran? Why is it so difficult for Farsi speakers to pronounce "gangster?" If you are planning on teaching Iranian students, or are just a TESL enthusiast who wants something to listen to while you have some Persian tea with baghlava, we've got the episode for you!
2021-02-2248 min
Talking TESLTaking Over a Teaching Contract While Still In The Program: Experiences Of A Young Teacher – With B.Ed. Student CatherineMore often than not, the best way to learn is by doing. In this episode, we are joined by Catherine, an undergraduate student completing her B.Ed. in TESL. She decided to take some time off from school in the middle of her studies in order to teach in high school. We discuss her experiences as a young teacher, how she went about finding an appropriate contract, and how she dealt with classroom management, work/life balance, and many other aspects of teaching.
Music by Nomerodin1
2021-02-1148 min
Talking TESLOnline TeachingIn this episode of Talking TESL, Sivan is joined by Yvette, a graduate of Concordia University’s TESL program, to discuss the ins and outs of online teaching. What are helpful resources to create an online classroom? How do we create and maintain the human connection? Classroom management in Zoom? Phone classes? As teaching online has become extremely relevant, Yvette’s extensive experience teaching children in China through video and phone classes will help us to demystify some elements of online teaching and bring the positive sides to light!
2021-02-1139 min
Talking TESLTeaching In Elementary: A TESL Grad Reflects On The Beginning Of His Career – With B.Ed. Alumnus AlexMany B.Ed. graduates aspire to teach in elementary schools after graduation. In this episode, we are joined by Alex, who is a graduate of the B.Ed. in TESL at Concordia University. Alex teaches at an elementary school in Laval, and he is here to talk about his day-to-day life, how to land jobs after graduating, and the importance of making mistakes and constant reinvention.
Music by Nomerodin1
2021-02-1150 min
Talking TESLThe Vietnamese Learner's PerspectiveIn this episode of Talking TESL, Sivan discusses with Nina Le, a Masters student at Concordia University, all about her experiences learning English as a Vietnamese student. How is English taught in Vietnam? What is the dynamic like between the teacher and the student? Linguistic differences and similarities between English and Vietnamese? Why do Vietnamese students have the best note-taking skills? If you are hoping to teach English to Vietnamese students, or if you are simply a TESL enthusiast, this is for you!
2021-02-1134 min
Talking TESLTalking TESL IntroHello TESL enthusiasts! Welcome to Talking TESL, the official podcast of Concordia University’s TESL Resource Centre. We’re here to help you survive and thrive throughout your teaching degree program and starting off your teaching career! With Talking TESL you can expect interviews with B.Ed students to give you advice about the program, conversations with ESL teachers at elementary schools, high schools, CEGEPS, and other institutions, discussions with professors about their areas of expertise in the education field, and much, much more! We believe that through open conversation, we can all build our collective knowledge about teaching Engl...
2021-02-0800 min
The Fluent Show5 Fun Ideas To Help You Get More Speaking Practice in Another LanguageIt's time for a listener question, this time from super-busy mum Jo-Anne, who needed new inspiration for speaking practice in another language.
In the episode you'll learn about
Taking a drop-in class
Joining a Speak Easy session
Chatting to your digital voice assistant
Setting up a practice group with buddies
Practicing through self-talk
Check out how Jo-Anne has used the Language Habit Toolkit in this photo:
Thank you to Dafydd for this episode introduction.
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2020-08-3133 min
Chasing EncountersCES3E7-Higher education - identity crisisPhoebe Kang came to our Chasing Encounters studios to help us uncover how English as the language of “respect, status, power, and reputation” has become a cultural capital in non-English speaking countries, but when it comes to Canada, the ESL industry is relegated to the margins and lacks regulation - somehow ESL is perceived as not real education. When she decided to come to Canada and extend her professional endeavors, she encountered cultural, professional and economic stumbling blocks which made her question what is considered to be a good and decent job. Phoebe discusses her future research about the lack of i...
2020-04-0341 min
İnadınaKara Veba'dan Corona'yaSOKAKLARDA HİÇ KEDİ BIRAKILMADIĞI İÇİN VEBANIN ANA TAŞIYICILARI FARELER SERBEST KALDI. AVRUPA BÖYLECE KARA ÖLÜME TESLİM OLDU. VEBANIN YAYILMASININ EN BÜYÜK NEDENİ FARE, FAERENİN EN BÜYÜK DÜŞMANI KEDİYDİ. MOĞOLLAR, KUŞATTIKLARI KENTLERE MANCINIKLA VEBALI CESETLER ATTI. VEBANIN HÜKÜM SÜRDÜĞÜ YILLARDA, VENEDİK’E GELEN GEMİLER, 40 GÜN BOYUNCA MÜRETTEBAT VE YOLCU İLE BİRLİKTE LİMANA YANAŞTIRILMAZ, AÇIKTA BEKLETİLİRDİ. 40 GÜN ANLAMINA GELEN LATİNCE KARANTA KELİMESİ DE DİLİMİZE BÖYLECE KARANTİNA YERLEŞTİ.
2020-03-2306 min
The DenHead PodcastTESL 6206: Book Series A Home on the FieldTESL 6206: Book Series A Home on the Field
Welcome back to the podcast series Teacher Activist. In this episode, I am going to discuss the book A Home on the Field by Paul Cuadros. Set in the small town of Siler City, NC, Paul stumbles upon a poultry factory town with an influx of Latinx population. His way of bringing together the community…a high school soccer team. Thank you for listening, and I hope you enjoy the episode.
2020-03-0814 min
Tesla Owners Online Podcast70 - European Your OpinionSpecial Guest Lars https://twitter.com/TeslaParaTodos joins us on this episode.
His YouTube channel is https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw6NrgPij8jXaVtXiQ6j0vw
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Tesla Issues statement on the unindented acceleration petition brought about by a Tesl short seller
https://www.tesla.com/en_CA/blog/no-unintended-acceleration-tesla-vehicles
Tesla reaches settlement with Michigan
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-01-21/tesla-reaches-settlement-with-michigan-over-ban-blocking-sales
Could Model Y be coming as soon as next month? (BUNK)
https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaLounge/comments/es38rh/model_y_deliveries_confirmed_for_next_month/
New Games are possibly coming!
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2020-01-231h 32
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Sayonara TESLIn this pseudo goodbye episode Mark and DBN share their thoughts on the latest TESL news. With the game in maintenance mode its swift decline to irrelevancy is formalized. What will happen to TESL? What about Legends Cast? Will Mark and DBN keep making a show? Will it be a new show? Will it be about Mythguard, Causa, Runeterra, or heaven forbid hearthstone? Guess you will have to listen to find out.
2019-12-121h 24
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - The Chinese Client and Content Creation TipsThis episode Mark and DBN take a look at the newly revealed Chinese Client. There are some pretty cool features in the client but can the other parts of the TESL world hope to see it? Most likely not any time soon. They discuss the changes to invade and the dangerous example being set by giving soul gems in response to negative community feedback. The second half of the episode Mark and DBN give some tips and encouragement to new content creators. They discuss mindset, free tools, and some things they would do differently now.
2019-12-061h 42
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Runeterra, Rotation, and Axis?Banter Banter Banter! If you like banter in a podcast then this episode gives you 35 minutes of it! If you don't, we strongly suggest you jump to minute 36. Mark and DBN discuss the new Pokemon game, Legends of Runeterra, and what they like and dislike about long open beta periods for games. The first chunk of this episode is entirely unrelated to TESL but if you're a gamer we're sure you'll still enjoy it. From there Mark and DBN have a pretty thorough discussion about a potential rotation in TESL, get in deep with deck axis in a newer strategy segm...
2019-11-222h 02
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Endozoa, Tournament Play, and Deck BuildingThis episode Endozoa returns to the show with Mark and DBN. They switch up the format and focus the entire episode on competitive play and deck building. Like the last episode with Endo this gets deep quick! They discuss way more then tweaking one card or adding more removal to you deck. Endo takes a very deep look at the mindset behind a master deck building and competitive player. If you are looking for an episode to unpack for the next few weeks as you learn to be a better TESL player this is the show for you!
2019-11-151h 58
MCN PodcastMCN Podcast 6 | George BuhniciÎn episodul ăsta l-am avut invitat pe George Buhnici, de profesie jurnalist, devenit imperiu personal și șofer de Teslă. Vorbim despre carieră, inteligență artificială, deep fake, tehnologia 5G și alte subiecte interesante.
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2019-11-122h 04
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Goblins Goblins Goblins!This episode Mark and DBN talk about all that is new in TESL....which is not much. They get into a good conversation about RNG and the apparent design philosophy change. They both share some thoughts about the gauntlet and dive into a discussion about some new goblin monk decks that have been running around the ladder. They close out with Mark's Closing Thoughts and announce their next guest for episode 21, Silverfuse.
2019-10-251h 24
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - CVH Returns to Legends Cast!On episode 19 Mark and DBN get a chance to hang out with CVH from Bethesda! This is also the first episode they also add full segments for the show. Join them as they cover the latest TESL news, arena changes, this week's gauntlet, Q&A with CVH, some CVH trivia, and they close it all up with Mark's final thoughts. This is not an episode to miss because it gives some insight into the life of Bethesda, the design philosophy behind gauntlet, and what goes on behind the scenes on release day.
2019-10-181h 54
The Fluent ShowFind Yourself a Language Avatar to Step into FluencyYou're leveling up in courses, going from A2 to C1 quickly...but stalling in real life. What gives?
This week's podcast covers a question from Maria, a talented language learner who has found herself stuck after moving to Germany. She says:
I am fluent in English, or at least my Cambridge Certificate says so, I've been studying to a certain level Spanish and Turkish, but I cannot achieve the desirable level in German language. I've moved to Germany a bit over two years ago after marrying my German husband and I quickly jumped from the...
2019-10-0732 min
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Gates and WraithsIn this episode Mark and DBN talk all about the newest expansion coming to TESL, Jaws of Oblivion. They discuss the new invade mechanic, review a handful of cards, then reveal and review a new card coming out in the expansion! Check out this episode to get prepared for the gates of oblivion opening up on October 8th!
2019-10-041h 49
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Special Guest Eolis and Player IdentityThis episode Mark gets to host his first female TESL streamer and content creator, Eolis! All the way from New Zealand Eolis joins the show to add some great insight into the meta, new player experience, the return of events, and some mind games behind player identity. How does she beat the burnout of ladder grinding and keep excited about TESL? Check out the episode to hear about what keeps Eolis in the game. Mark is up before the sun for this recording because he was that excited to get Eolis on the show. She is a bright, humble, and drive...
2019-09-131h 19
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Special Guest DTBlaydeThis episode Mark gets to hang out with TESL Youtuber DTBlayed. They spend most of the episode talking about DTBlayed, the state of the game, creative deck building and how Bethesda can capitalize on their growing momentum. Mark takes some time to rant about the new event rewards, DTBlayde shares some thoughts on TESL's communication with the community, they discuss the problems facing the game with tricolor decks, and they spend the remainder of the episode talking about the upcoming expansion that was recently leaked.
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2019-09-061h 29
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Special Guests Karakondzhul and ALittleJamie and AlifqThis episode Mark gets to talk with Master Series competitor Karakondzhul and TESL streamer ALittleJamie! The conversation revolves around Karakondzhul's TESL experience, a few card adjustments, and class identity in TESL. Karakondzhul and ALittleJamie give some great advice to newer players on what class to start working towards depending on play style, they both give opinions about the Alfiq Conjurer and Luzra adjustments, and you get an inside look at the mindset of a pro player!
2019-08-291h 23
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Special Guest Lazergician and Deck TechThis episode Mark gets to talk with Lazergician from Team Rank Star! Lazergician is the content team captain for TESL, the lead editor for TRS, the host of the Masters Series Finals, and a most prominently a TESL caster. They have an in-depth discussion about the current meta and the way that is is shifting after Masters, deck creating and tech cards, and an overall understanding of what Lazergician does and how he got involved in TESL. If you are looking for advice on how many of a specific card you should be running in a deck this is a gre...
2019-08-161h 26
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Special Guest ElemayoThis episode Mark gets to hang out with TESL streamer and Master Series competitor Elemayo! This is a great chance to get to know Elemayo and hear some of the background that goes into preparing for the Masters Series by the players. In this episode they also talk a lot about better decision making in a game and Elemayo gives some great tips on deck deck building and refinement.
2019-08-091h 22
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Special Guest CVH from Bethesda! State of the game and QuakeCon 2019.This episode Mark gets too interview and talk with CVH, the ESL community manager from Bethesda. If you care about TESL and are wondering about the meta and the games future this episode is a must listen. They talk about CVH’s history with gaming that brought him to Bethesda, the masters series, QuakeCon, a ton of stuff about what goes into making a digital card game, helpful and unhelpful feedback, and the bright future for TESL.
2019-07-241h 34
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Special Guest Ianbits, meta, and deck building tipsOn this episode Mark gets to interview Ianbits about how he got into TESL. Then they talk about current meta and offer some deck building tips for new and old players alike.
2019-07-121h 08
Starter Set - A Card Game Review Podcast[LC Archive] - Moons of Elsweyr card review part 2This episode Mark talks about his experience In TESL and reviews the Moons of Elsweyr cards that have been spoiled as of a few days before the expansion release.
2019-06-2548 min
The Fluent ShowWhat's The Secret To The Greatest Language Exchange Ever?The most rewarding way of practicing your language is by connecting with people on a 1-to-1 basis. It takes commitment to make any language exchange successful.
On today's show, we discuss what it takes to have the best language exchange experience possible. We also welcome special guest Jonathan Huggins, who knows lots about language exchanges.
Click or tap here to read the full show notes in my blog article on www.fluentlanguage.co.ukSpecial Guest: Jonathan Huggins.Sponsored By:Clozemaster: Visit our sponsor Clozemaster, the free addictive language app...
2018-03-261h 13
Fun & Interactive: A TESL PodcastFun & Interactive Podcast: Episode 2 - The History of Scout & TESL TournamentsThis week, Justin and CHARM3R take a look at the history of the Scout class. They also go on quite a few tangents before finally talking about the new European TESL tournament series. They end with some Q & A from the live chat.
2017-09-122h 13
NOURISH Podcast with Kim BakaevEPISODE 25 MARTHA WELDON 'You're Never Too Old to Follow Your Dreams"My guest today is longtime friend, the energetic, life-loving, never-know-what-she's-gonna-say Martha Weldon. You never know whose life you may impact without even realizing it. Martha and I were sitting in a history class at university when I mentioned getting a masters degree in TESL (teaching English as a second language). She'd never been out of the country before and her ears perked up. She went on to get her masters degree and live and work in multiple countries around the world, all after she was in her fifties! She's also been heeding a call to write children's books through the eyes...
2017-09-0559 min
Avenue - LearnIT2teach PodcastsEpisode 18: Svetlana Lupasco, LINC Literacy InstructorIn the build up to TESL Ontario 2013, we are focussing lots of attention on practitioners. What are the classroom benefits of blended learning? What does it take to get it going? In this podcast, you'll listen to Svetlana Lupasco describe her approach to ESL Literacy, the role technology plays in her teaching, and the courseware she has created for her classes. Svetlana also gives us a sneak preview of what attendees can expect at her technology lab session at TESL Ontario 2013. Svetlana is a LINC teacher, a 9-year TESL professional from Toronto and a recent graduate of Stage 4 in the...
2013-10-0806 min
Avenue - LearnIT2teach PodcastsEpisode 14:: Vance Stevens, Webhead in chiefVance Stevens,a pioneer in computer-assisted language learning since the 70's, and Rob McBride, LearnIT2teach Project, in conversation in March 2012 at TESOL Philadelphia. Vance has taught TESL extensively at the university level in the USA and the Middle East. Thousands of TESL professionals know him as the originator and the animator of Webheads, a community of practice for instructors wanting to integrate technology into their teaching.This is the first of three podcasts with Vance. In Instalment #1, Vance speaks to the origins of Webheads and how it operates to encourage collaboration and sharing among TESL practitioners.
2013-02-1204 min
Avenue - LearnIT2teach PodcastsEpisode 8: A conversation with Greg Kessler, Ohio UniversityDr. Greg Kessler is Associate Professor of Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) in the Department of Linguistics and Director of the Language Resource Center at Ohio University. He teaches CALL teacher preparation and research methods courses. His research addresses CALL teacher preparation, teacher and student language use in collaborative constructivist language learning, the role of students and teachers in innovative pedagogical contexts, student and teacher autonomy, and the relationship between technology and change in the English language. He has published widely in the area of CALL.This seven minute conversation with LearnIT2teach Project Manager Rob McBride took...
2012-06-0807 min
Avenue - LearnIT2teach PodcastsEpisode 4, Carolyn Cohen, The Framework for Post-TESL Accreditation ProjectIn this eight minute conversation with LearnIT2teach Communications Manager Rob McBride, Carolyn Cohen describes the origins of the framework project and the need for more specialized TESL skills that has emerged. Carolyn also describes the challenges of consulting the Ontario field and reviewing training to shortlist programs that qualify as TESL training rather than service professional development. Carolyn also describes why LearnIT2teach Stage Four training qualifies as post certificate training, while the first three stages fall into the category of PD.
2011-12-2107 min
First FortyFirst Forty 2000-02-15Preparing for JET interview; brief overview of Japanese culture and education system; no time to review TESL course notes; run to de-stress; make photo for my interview voucher; spend an hour ironing shirt and shining shoes.
2007-04-0703 min