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Jennifer Carnovale
I'm Jenn. I grew up on Long Island but always longed to live in New York City. After I finished my Bachelor's, I moved to the city to pursue a Master's in Art Education. I've been living in Brooklyn for almost 7 years. I taught art to students ages 5 to 16. I have spent time overseas in England, Scotland, and France and have traveled to various places in the United States. I love to travel and my love for culture and language inspired me to pursue a second Master's in TESOL. When I'm not teaching or being a student, I like to go to the park, ride my bike, bake, see movies, and read. |
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Steven Rewinski
Hi, I am Steve Rewinski. I grew up in Southampton, New York, on the east end of Long Island. I graduated from The College at Brockport in New York, with a dual-major degree in Communications Theory and Philosophy. In College, I studied abroad and lived in Melbourne, Australia for over a year. I’ve just recently moved back to New York after living and teaching English in Tokyo, Japan for over two years. I’ve traveled to Europe many times, and seen over half of the US States. I used to be a chef, and I still enjoy experimenting with new dishes and having friends over for dinner parties. I’m really excited to teach, and show you all a wonderful New York experience.
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RONALD MICHEL I was raised in New York for most of my childhood. I spent my secondary years in the rural southern state of Mississippi. To live two very different ideological regions gave me a very good sense of the diversity and dynamics of the USA. Upon graduating from Hunter College with a BA in Political Science and Sociology, I decided to venture out in the world to broaden my interest in cultures and governments. I decided China would be a great place to start. I loved its rich history and wonderful people so much, I stayed there longer than I had planned to teach the youth English and American Culture. |
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Eric Holland Hi, I'm Eric Holland. I'm from Boston and have lived in Taiwan and Japan as well as Honolulu before moving to Brooklyn in 2007. I graduated from Ithaca College in New York State with Bachelors in TV/Radio and have a Masters in Media Arts from Emerson College in Boston. I have a cat named Sabbath and my bald head is good luck!
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AARON D. LYNAH Greetings, Thank you for reading my post! My name is Aaron Lynah and I am one of the teachers here at Blue Data. I taught English in Japan for about three years and have just recently returned. Some of my hobbies include designing, dancing and soccer. Looking forward to meeting you,
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JANET PHILLIPS Hi. I’m a native New Yorker, born and raised here. I studied economics in college and have a PhD in anthropology. I lived in Asia for five years, in many countries, and in Portugal for one year. I’ve worked in economics in South Korea, psychology in California, and business (market research, finance, and real estate) in New York. My interests include improvisation, tennis, watching films, reading, and traveling. |
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EVAN WAITE
I am originally from Pennsylvania and went to school at the College of New Jersey in Trenton. I taught overseas at two international schools in China, living in Dalian for two years and Shenzhen for three. Altogether, I have been teaching ESL for seven years. Things I enjoy doing include: reading, playing sports, and seeing live music. I recently moved to New York and am happy to be working at BlueData.
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BRENDA TIDWELL My name is Brenda Tidwell and I graduated from the University of Texas at El Paso with a mojor in Sociology and a minor in English. I love to travel and I have travelled to many interesting countries and maybe I have been to your native country. I like to sew, design, make jewelry and visit museums. |
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GREGORY STANCIL My name is Gregory Stancil and I am an ESL instructor at Bluedata. I have a Masters degree in Teaching English As A Second Language (TESOL) from City College of New York and have taught ESL for three years. I like to read, write, study languages, and do video and theatrical productions.
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Patricia Reilly
Hello! My name is Tricia Reilly and I am currently pursuing my Masters’ degree in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) at Hunter College. I studied Spanish and Education at my alma mater, the University at Albany. While studying at Albany, I lived in Spain for a semester where I was able to travel around Europe a bit. I love learning about new cultures and languages, as well as traveling and cooking.
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KRITHI RAO
My name is Krithi and I recently moved to New York City from Boston. I went to Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, with the hopes of becoming a high-school history teacher by day and a singer by night, but I eventually fell in love with teaching ESL when I volunteered with an immigration advocacy group in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina had devastated the region. I moved to Monterey, CA soon after undergrad, where I received an MA in TESOL. I have tutored and taught students from all over the world, and I hope to continue for a while. In my spare time, I love to sing (especially karaoke), cook Indian food, listen to music, take long walks, practice yoga, see movies, read, and watch T.V.
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ALISE ERAMIAN Hi! My name is Alise and I have been teaching ESL for the past two years in New York City.I am a native New Yorker to the CORE but have lived and studied abroad and in France. I am presently obtaining my MA in TESOL from Hunter college. I have a BS in Biology ,as well as a degree in Theater Arts, from The State University of New York at Stony Brook as well as a PASSION for music, expression, and rhythm. My belief is that theater, education, and language are powerful tools in life. As an actor and playwright I have found that drama is an effective channel in teaching and freeing my students' doubts and inhibitions. One can truly learn when they are free to take risks without fear. I try to incorporate as much creativity and activity in my class as possible in order to free my students from fear and help them discover new things.My belief is that if you're curious, then ask and learn!
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