EFL Teaching Portfolio

Loading...
Thumbnail Image

Date

Journal Title

Journal ISSN

Volume Title

Publisher

Vanderbilt University. Peabody College

Abstract

After I graduate from Peabody College, I expect myself to work as a EFL educator in China. Hence, the first part of this portfolio would be my visions working professionally as an EFL educator. There are three philosophies of teaching that I would want myself to prioritize: 1) identify learners identities, particularly in thinking how their community literacies might be helpful for L2 learning/acquisition; 2) bring learners existing knowledge to class; 3) train learners to think bi-/multilingually. The second part would be the artifact analyses in which I select my professional work from the learning trajectories in the past two years and conduct analysis via the lens of professional knowledge areas and TESOL domains. Last but not least, I would articulate the application to practice part. In this part, I connect my philosophies of teaching and artifact analyses to the implications in the field of education and make further considerations.

Description

Teaching and Learning Department capstone project

Keywords

Citation

Endorsement

Review

Supplemented By

Referenced By