General Schedule and Syllabus and Workshop Guide

Workshop dates are:  Monday, August 7-Wednesday, August 16, 2023

 

 

(Much of the workshop content will be delivered in Carmen Canvas.  You Must have an OSU email to log in. In addition, OSU requires a dual authentication security system (https://buckeyepass.osu.edu/) that you must set up with your devices before you can access the site.)

Afternoon program arranged by department.

Training Location:
180 Hagerty Hall and elsewhere as specified

Course Goals:
The Combined Language Instruction Training course is intended as the beginning of a continued process of professional development that will extend throughout your career. The lectures, teaching practica, and materials presented in the morning and afternoon sessions will provide you with the basic tools and understandings that you will need to begin your development as a teacher of language and culture in the university setting.

You will...

  • Become familiar with basic theoretical and practical issues surrounding the learning and teaching of beginning language to adults
  • Become familiar with the characteristics of OSU students, programs, and resources
  • Develop skill in planning, organizing, and presenting instruction
  • Become familiar with common techniques, technologies, and materials used in language instruction
  • Become familiar with online teaching platforms and tools
  • Learn a variety of strategies for monitoring learning, assessing student progress, and providing appropriate feedback
  • Become more aware of learner differences, styles, and strategies
  • Reflect critically on your own teaching, provide support and constructive feedback to others, and learn how to manage your own professional development

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WORKSHOP GUIDE

Prior to Your Arrival for the Orientation Workshop:

The Combined Language Instruction Training course is intended as the beginning of a continued process of professional development that will extend throughout your career. The lectures, teaching practica, and materials presented in the morning and afternoon sessions will provide you with the basic tools and understandings that you will need to begin your development as a teacher of language and culture in the university setting.

You will need to have completed the following forms:

  • Tax card
  • I-9 (Employment verification)
  • PERS (Public Employees Retirement System)
  • ARMS (Personal Data Request)

If any of these forms are missing it will affect your paycheck! The Department will give you an authorization form to get an OSU ID card. Take the form to the ID Center in the Ohio Union. The ID is good for many things including checking out library books, using the gym facilities, or getting discounts at area businesses.

To activate your e-mail account on-line, visit My OSU

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Personal Matters:
If you are an international student -- you need to have the appropriate VISA status. Any questions regarding this should be directed to the Office of International Affairs, 614-292-6101. 

The Office of International Affairs - 140 Enarson Classroom Bldg., 2009 Millikin Road.

This office will help you with special requirements for scheduling your required English tests, tuberculin test, and assist you in keeping all your visa and immigration information current. Be sure to take all your important papers with you when you visit this office. International graduate students are required to provide proof of health insurance or purchase the student insurance that is available to you. If you have a temporary social security number (beginning with 999), this office will also help you get a permanent social security number.