Pamela Bogart
I teach English for Academic Purposes and English as an Additional Language (EAL) teacher preparation courses at the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor.
Location Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
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@MonoaraNashrum Aw, thanks for your kind words!
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@CarlaPalma Thank you so much for sharing all of these resources!
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@CarlaPalma A favor chain is a neat idea!
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@anelisemachado what kind of study/work do you do in Brazil? That might inspire some ideas about how you could create spaces for more English communication practice.
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You too, @CLARAISABELREYESVASQUEZ
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You too!
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Do you have a target university picked out?
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Phenomenal! I look forward to learning from you as you explore this course.
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Pamela Bogart replied to Carla Palma
Yes, thank you @CarlaPalma for this great advice. Seeking mentors and fostering mentoring relationships is a key feature of rewarding graduate study.
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Aw, that's very kind of you, Monoara. Thank you! And happy new year.
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Dear Izabelle,
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Terrific! We were just talking (yesterday) about the beauty of the natural preserved areas of Chile with a friend in Seoul who had traveled there.
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What are you currently doing to improve your language skill? What are your communication goals?
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Pamela Bogart replied to Usman Gujjar
Glad you're taking the class, Usman. Your greeting brings up the useful topic of location-based greeting customs. Typically in U.S. universities, "ma'am" and "sir" are avoided, going instead for Dr. [family name], Professor [family name], Ms. [family name], Mr. [family name], or another prefix that the person has identified on their website or social media...
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You too, David. Happy new year.
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Nice to meet you too, Ezzahra. Happy new year.
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Thanks for your note, and welcome!
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Important work in so many ways--environmentally friendly manufacturing, durability, ethical work practices, and more. I look forward to learning more about your textile engineering goals.
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tell us more! bioprinting blood vessels, skin replacement, organs...?
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What are you seeking to study?
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i can imagine really interesting intersections between fashion design and sociology, psychology, cultural anthropology, and economics. Are there social science intersections that interest you?
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Great. What is your field of study?
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Terrific.
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Sounds like a wonderful long-term plan.
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@AbdirahmanMuse Yours sounds like an exciting and high-impact field. I look forward to learning more.
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Thanks, that's very helpful!
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Your work sounds so high-impact. Fantastic. You've already formulated an elevator pitch here!
I anticipate that it will be interesting for you to compare the features of your target program in the UK with programs profiled in the USA. -
I'd love to understand more about your motivation to take this class, in that case.
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Thanks for your enthusiasm about the class, Monoara!
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Nice to meet you too!
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Glad to hear you like this list! what do you like about it?
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Pamela Bogart replied to carol Russell
Likewise. The first things I think about are friendship and kindess.
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Pamela Bogart made a comment
I am a novice music teacher...I've taught a few private classical guitar lessons over the years, and this summer, will be teaching an introduction to plucked stringed instruments (e.g. guitar, ukelele, charango, mountain dulcimer, lute) to a small group of high school students. I look forward to learning from this diverse community of music teachers--thanks...
