Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230206T183000Z DTEND:20230206T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_1 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230213T183000Z DTEND:20230213T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_2 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230220T183000Z DTEND:20230220T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_3 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230227T183000Z DTEND:20230227T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_4 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230306T183000Z DTEND:20230306T203000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_5 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230313T173000Z DTEND:20230313T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_6 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230320T173000Z DTEND:20230320T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_7 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230327T173000Z DTEND:20230327T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_8 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20230403T173000Z DTEND:20230403T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1664325_9 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Public Speaking for International Teachers and Scholars DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory and Pamela Pollock
As a teacher and a scholar, you are called on to speak in a variety of contexts, which can be daunting for anyone but may be even more complicated if you speak English as an additional language. What strategies can you use to make it easier for others to understand you and stay engaged in what you are saying? In this seminar, we will learn and practice concrete strategies to improve public speaking skills across contexts, including classrooms, conferences, and a range of personal and professional interactions. By practicing presentation, pronunciation, and theater techniques, you will build awareness around how to communicate confidently with any audience. This seminar is designed for those who speak English as an additional language, but would be useful for anyone who would like to develop their public speaking skills.
The full seminar is eight sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
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