Marina Velez CAMBRIDGE: informatics and informatitians

Thursday, 15 November 2007

informatics and informatitians

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Jonathan said...: Great stuff! Reminds me of a cartoon where a monk was making an archive of one of his ornate calligraphed books to cd - by writing it with a quill pen!!; 17 November 2007 07:48
Marina Velez Cambridge said...: I love it when he says that he is afraid that the text might dissapear when he closes the book; 17 November 2007 11:43
Marina Velez Cambridge said...: I love it when he says that he is afraid that the text might dissapear when he closes the book; 17 November 2007 11:43

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Marina Velez
Cambridge, United Kingdom
I am a qualified teacher of Spanish as a foreign language having studied at Universidad Nebrija, Madrid and I hold a Cambridge Certificate English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA). I have taken Social Anthropology and Social Psychology at the Institute of Continuing Education University of Cambridge. I have taught English and Spanish as foreign languages extensively on a private basis, at primary schools, in companies and at institutes of adult education (e.g. Volksuniversiteit in Utrecht, The Netherlands, where I taught English Literature). I have trained teachers of foreign languages and given TEFL seminars to local teachers in Nepal. I am also an artist, a mother of three, a coordinator for the NGO INFONepal, have travelled extensively and lived in different countries (Argentina, Spain, USA, The Netherlands and UK) all of which has given me the patience, creativity, socio-cultural awareness and sense of humour I employ in my lessons. I also enjoy English Literature, archery, jazz and medieval music and flamenco dancing.

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Thursday, 15 November 2007

informatics and informatitians

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