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sâmbătă, 16 noiembrie 2013
Integrating Technology in English Language Instruction
FOREWORD
"Integrating Technology in English Language Instruction" is a methodology course organised by Pearson Education. I took part in it at the end of October this year (2013) courtsy of our Ministry of National Education. I decided to submit some of my work related to this course on this blog (which I started a while ago and planned to dedicate entirely to translations) for several reasons: lack of time to design a new one and its convenient title. Trans-latio - this course is about how we, teachers, trans-late technology in the English class. "Trans" (Latin) means "across", "beyond". "Latio" comes from "fero, ferre, tuli, latum" which means to carry, bring, tell, relate. The books that I chose as blog cover are a mere translation of our experience between two covers. Their motley image is a mirror of the dappled beauty of the world; and however attractive books may be, it is always good to remember that they were called "le cendre de la vie" (the ashes of life) by Simone de Beauvoir.
"Integrating Technology in English Language Instruction" is a methodology course organised by Pearson Education. I took part in it at the end of October this year (2013) courtsy of our Ministry of National Education. I decided to submit some of my work related to this course on this blog (which I started a while ago and planned to dedicate entirely to translations) for several reasons: lack of time to design a new one and its convenient title. Trans-latio - this course is about how we, teachers, trans-late technology in the English class. "Trans" (Latin) means "across", "beyond". "Latio" comes from "fero, ferre, tuli, latum" which means to carry, bring, tell, relate. The books that I chose as blog cover are a mere translation of our experience between two covers. Their motley image is a mirror of the dappled beauty of the world; and however attractive books may be, it is always good to remember that they were called "le cendre de la vie" (the ashes of life) by Simone de Beauvoir.
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