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Take a Trip with us!
Our levels 7 and 8 English Language Program students took a trip to the K5 newsroom. The students used this opportunity to see how to conduct smooth transitions in dialogue and how to conduct interviews. Take a trip with us and see how it went! View photos from the tour.
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A Russian Courage Kebab
By Adam McGarity, World Language Faculty Coordinator There’s no way around it…learning a language is hard work. And sometimes, when you you’re exhausted in класс, buried in a textbook, or cross-eyed in front of a компьютер screen, it’s easy to forget that language is all about human interaction. Fortunately, as a Russian teacher, part of my…
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Lessons behind bars: Changing lives through adult education
Transitioning from life in prison to life in society can be difficult for individuals who haven’t acquired skills that employers need or learned strategies for coping with public life. Retired law enforcement worker Tricia Diehl recognizes that, so she’s pursing her dream of improving inmates’ lives through education. Tricia’s interest was initially piqued when she…
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Student Profile: Kristina Moller, M.Ed. in Adult Education with TESOL Certificate
by Libbie Stellas, Enrollment Advisor at CityU Kristina Moller knew she wanted to travel but she also knew she didn’t want to be a ‘tourist’. In college she had the opportunity to go to Thailand twice to travel and spend time teaching English to children. She was set on a path that grows even today.…
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Piecing together the financial aid puzzle
The decision to go back to school is a big one. On top of deciding where to go, which program to study and what courses to take, you have to determine how you’ll finance your education. While a variety of options are available – scholarships, grants, loans and more – it’s often hard to know…
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Three Actions for Better Awareness at Work
By Dr. Arron Grow, School of Applied Leadership Fall has arrived and all of the children in my neighborhood will be getting ready to go back to go school. Some are ready to go, others would rather not. But regardless of how they feel, all of them are aware of what they will be doing…
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CityU can help you finish what you started at ITT Tech
To help address the needs of former ITT Tech students, we’ve gathered answers to some common questions.
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Lessons with laptops: Teaching technology to children
When Sonja Vaughan began teaching kindergarten and first grade 20 years ago, many classrooms didn’t have computers, teachers didn’t have email and she didn’t own a cell phone. Now the veteran teacher is going back to school this fall at her same district, but in a whole new role: technology specialist at the brand new Lake…
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Surprises Seattle Held for CityU Mexico Students
City University of Seattle has campuses all over the world. We took a moment to touch base with some of our CityU Mexico students who joined us for the Summer in Seattle study abroad program. They were generous enough to give us some great feedback about their time in Seattle, as well as explain what…
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