English Language Fellow (ELF) program
The English Language Fellow (ELF) program provides
qualified English language teaching professionals to institutions
and universities for an academic year. Currently, Russia hosts Senior
Fellows who work with teachers and professors of all levels, according
to the needs in their community. They consult on curriculum development
and materials design and present seminars on methodology, with a
special focus on American Studies. Fellows also travel extensively
to give seminars, participate in conferences, and consult on projects.
The Senior English Language Fellow for the Russian
Far East is Dr. Judith Elliott. Dr. Elliott can be contacted by
email at judyelliott10@aol.com.
Dr. Elliott works closely with the English Language office in the
U.S. Embassy in Moscow and at the Public Affairs Section at the
U.S. Consulate General in Vladivostok on programs that support English
studies and English instruction. Here is her tentative schedule
for the rest of the year 2007 and beginning of 2008:
- December 17, Primorski Krai Regional Teacher Training Center,
Vladivostok. "American Holidays. Improving Listening Skills".
- January 25-26, FEELTA Winter Institute, Vladivostok. "Shaping
the Way We Teach: Integrating the Internet".
- January 31-February 1, Amur State University/Amurski Krai Regional
Training Center, Blagovenschensk. "Improving Writing Skills,
Listening Skills".
- February 4-5, Jewish Autonomous Regional Teacher Training Center,
Birobijian. "Using Internet for Career Education".
- February 11-20, Sakha Republic Region Trainining Center, Yakutsk/Vilyusk.
"Listening Skills, Improving Writing Skills".
- February 25-March 6 Russian State U. for Humanities, Moscow
"Shaping the Way We Teach".
English teaching materials
Creating Interactive PowerPoint Presentations - Teacher's Guidebook
(from Kursk, Russia).
English
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American Values through Film: Lesson Plans for
Teaching
 Dances
with Wolves
High Noon
Seabiscuit
To
Kill a Mockingbird
Twelve
Angry Men
All
the President's Men
Erin
Brockovich
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