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About Me
Personal Statement
Resume
My Philosophy of Education

Master of Adult Education
Master of Adult Education - Intro.
Orientation - Intro.
Learning Plan & Annotated Bibliography - Intro.
Literature Review & Professional Portfolio - Intro.
The Research Project - Intro.
The Reflective Essay - Intro.
Masters Thesis - Intro.

Self-Directed Learning
Self-Directed Learning - Intro.

Teaching Experience
Academic Listening & Speaking Seminar - Intro.
Academic Listening & Speaking Seminar - The Panel Discussion
Course Curricula - Intro.
The Essay and the Argument (ESL) Workshop - Intro.
Evaluation & Needs Assessment - Intro.
Student Evaluations - Intro.
Instructor Performance Evaluations - Intro.
A Radio Interview - Intro.

Tutoring Experience
Tutoring Experience - Intro.
Professional Self-Assessment - Intro.

Interests & Activities
Architecture - Intro.
Domicile - Intro.
Photography - Intro.
Thomas Robles Couture - Intro.
Couture - Defined
Inside Out Gay and Lesbian Film and Video Festival - Intro.
Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival - Intro.
Manitoba-Saskatchewan JET Alumni Association - Intro.

Resource Lists
Sample HTML Page
Professional Portfolio Outline Selected Academic Reading List
Selected Academic Weblinks List
Selected Miscellaneous Reading List
Photo Credits


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