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Shiao-Chen Tsai
My current GA work in THO Library requires a lot of time working on Millennium and Oscar.My previous GTA work in CSTW required some interactive teaching approaches with the use of ppt, prezi, and iMovie. My previous master's study and current doctoral study at OSU are in the area of TESOL in the School of Teaching and Learning, and my course projects involved and/or encouraged me to use technologies. As a native Chinese and Taiwanese speaker, I found that the strengths I have as an English teacher lies in showing some international perspectives and prompting my students to care more about people around the world instead of their own private lives. Cultural exchanges happened very often in my classroom.
