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Tuesday, December 16, 2014

5 Years of Semantics

My son's new poetry book...
I'm really proud of him!
Available on Amazon...click on the picture!

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posted by tom @ 11:03 AM

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Name: tom

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• on language
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• where u at w/chat?
• how do i plagiarize thee?
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my presentations

• uncharted but breathtaking (chat & writing)
  (tesol 2009)
teaching writing in online and paper worlds
(tesol 2008) (these are dead & being moved)

• arequipa peru
  (reading strategies)
• tesol 2009
  error correction
• grammar technology
  (tesol 2010-11)
• using weblogs
  (dominican republic)
• technology as gateway
  (dominican republic)

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Professional blog of Tom Leverett, ESL teacher, Carbondale, Illinois. Deals with issues of esl/efl teaching, web design, using technology with students, and being international in small town USA. Old friends, new friends, write me...I'd love to hear from you.

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Previous Posts

• conversations with Siri
• documenting the war on passives
• report from Lubbock, Aug. 2014
• new on Facebook
• World Cup 2014
• e pluribus haiku 2014
• World Cup 2014
• May report
• Cars have universals; languages have funny sounds



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