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Passions For Teaching
The passion of teaching is encapsulated in one man: Gustavo. It is believed that he is one of the most fervent lecturers on campus. Therefore, I have taken this opportunity to find out more about his passion. As I enter the doorway to his office, I immediately recognize his small baseball cap resting on his head. A broad smile, which is suggestive of the pleasure of seeing his student, appears on his face. He extends his right hand, gives a warm handshake, and greets me brightly in Spanish: “Hola amigo”. His office consists of twelve waiting chairs, a wide collection of books, a computer, a desk full of papers, a football, a writing board and lots of language CD’s and cassettes.
Gustavo must be one of the most dedicated lecturers at the University. He left his homeland, Colombia, on August 24, 2004 to become a lecturer. His reason is: “teaching is my major calling in life. I would go anywhere to teach.” This has been his only profession for twenty four years and he does not intend to change it. His motto is to “make every student feel the value of life and learning”.
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Distance Learning College – A Look at the Rising Education Style
If you are a person with a demanding job, you will realize that improving your educational level is very important in order to keep up with the competition and promotion within your office. Unfortunately, if your job is very demanding, if you have a family, or if you have a physical disability, going to college is probably not an option. Well, thanks to the internet, you are now able to get your education through a distance learning college.
Not able to spend your time driving to a school and sitting in a classroom taking classes or are you just physically unable to go to college? A distance learning college is the perfect thing for you. Online learning colleges allow you to learn the material on your own time and pace as long as you have a computer and an internet connection.
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How Effective Is Distance Education?
Thomas Edison predicted early this century that motion pictures would replace textbooks as the principal medium of instruction. In a new study to be released today, the College Board cites that anecdote to warn that the higher-education community should employ a healthy skepticism toward those currently touting the virtues of the virtual, online classroom.
As colleges and universities invest in the latest computer technology to ride the early wave of euphoria over online distance education, the College Board study cautions that the trend could actually create barriers to higher education for poor and minority students.
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