AZ-TESOL (Arizona TESOL) is the Arizona state
affiliate of TESOL, the international professional organization for educators in the field of Teaching
English to Speakers of Other Languages. Since
our organization
began in 1954 as the Arizona
Bilingual Council, it has provided over five decades
of service.
AZ-TESOL's members work with learners of English
in public schools, colleges and universities, and
adult education programs, and they also serve as
teacher trainers, administrators, and researchers.
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Advisory for International / Immigrant
Students and Those Who Work With Them
We recently learned that several international
students were detained by the U.S. Border Patrol
as they were leaving the 2009 state conference. . . .
To read more, click HERE. |
New (10-12-09)! Items put online for our 2009 state conference
are archived here and include the following additions:
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Two versions of the program book (both more accurate than
the printed version) are online HERE. |
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A link to the recording of first-ever virtual (online) presentation.
Click HERE to see the link |
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Gayle Johnson-Becker has uploaded a collection of photos
from the conference to her Picasa Web® account. Click
HERE to go there. |
The archived 2009 conference information is available HERE.
If you attended the 2009 conference in Yuma, please complete
our ONLINE CONFERENCE SURVEY.
Other AZ-TESOL photos are available HERE
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The AZ-TESOL Yahoo Group
Please visit our "AZ-TESOL News"
Yahoo Group. We also
hope you register (it's free) to become a member of the group.
The AZ-TESOL Annual Fund
The AZ-TESOL Board has established an Annual Fund
to
support and fund the organizations scholarships,
grants,
and awards. For information on donating, click HERE.
Congratulations to AZ-TESOL Members
for TESOL Service
Kudos to Dr. Suzanne Panferov and Paula Schlusberg
for their service on TESOL standing committees and to
Drs. Jun Liu and Suzanne Panferov for their service on
TESOL advisory committees.
Kudos, also, to Beth Witt
and Dr. Amy Schlessman, who recently held
TESOL offices.
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