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      <title>DER May 1 2001 Pentagon Parmentier</title>
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      <description>DISTANCE EDUCATION
Volume 5, Number 9

Defense Technology Fuels Distance Learning: Talking to the Pentagon&#8217;s E-trainer
By Steven Donahue hat do a computerized firing range for tanks, a mock aircraft maneuvering over a simulated battlefield, and learning a language at a distance have in common? &#8220;An amazing amount, in a world that is more complex, with tools that are more complex,&#8221; says Michael Parmentier, the Pentagon&#8217;s top trainer, who is the Director of Readiness and Training in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. He was the featured speaker at the spring 2001 Simulation Interoper</description>
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      <title>DER Jan 15 2002 Afghany at a Distance</title>
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      <description>Volume 6, Number 2

January 15, 2002

Balancing Act: Online Learning Becomes the &#8220;Third Shift&#8221; for Women
By Mary Lou Santovec

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uch of the literature on working mothers emphasizes their &#8220;second shift.&#8221; The term refers to the housework, child-care duties, and other responsibilities women tackle after finishing their first-shift job. In addition to their obligations as both an employee and parent, many working mothers have now taken on a &#8220;third shift&#8221; &#8212; online education. Adding online courses to their already full plate has implications for both higher education and society, said</description>
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      <description>ESL Classroom

Building the Blocks of English

Steven Donahue puts E-Blocks&#174; to the test in the ESL classroom

Sometimes, we language teachers, forget the obvious:
if we teach in step-by-step blocks that students can follow; the magical quantum leaps in acquisition will happen from that very comprehensible input. And so, E-Blocks is a product which literally uses blocks that students place on an interactive panel in order to learn at their own pace. The attractive blocks, connected by a cable, are placed on a panel and displayed on a computer. For instance, the word H-A-T may be scrambled as </description>
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      <description>Technology

Technology Crystal Ball
The Good, Bad, and Ugly
International Education

Technology

International Education

World Views

Last Writes

&#8220;
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Microsoft has had clear competitors in the past. It&#8217;s a good thing we have museums to document that. &#8212; Bill Gates

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http://www.languagemagazine.com

August 2006

*Technology

International Education

Steven Donahue ponders the future of the convergence of technology upon the educational system and personal privacy

Battle of the Giants

World Views

The news is full of conflict from Korea to Lebanon, and the gloves are also off in t</description>
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      <description>DEFENSE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CENTER
Presidio of Monterey, California

MODERN STANDARD ARABIC BASIC Language Survival Guide
November 2002 A: Commands, Warnings &amp; Instructions B: Helpful Words, Phrases, &amp; Questions 1: Greetings / Introductions 8: Emergency Terms 15: Occupations 2: Interrogation 9: Food &amp; Sanitation 16: Port of Entry 3: Numbers 10: Fuel &amp; Maintenance 17: Relatives 4: Days of the Week / Time 11: Medical / General 18: Weather 5: Directions 12: Medical / Body Parts 19: General Military 6: Locations 13: Military Ranks 20: Mine Warfare 7: Descriptions 14: Lodging
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      <title>writing presciptionsApr06LangMag</title>
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      <description>Literacy

Writing Prescriptions

Duane Roberts highlights the writing crisis and looks for technological solutions

The hallmark of an education
has always been the ability to communicate, verbally or in writing, and those are the very skills that the marketplace demands, but is unable to fulfill. Most critically, only in writing, is the ability to communicate and think inextricably linked. Writing is the neglected partner of reading in the battle against illiteracy. It is reading levels that receive the media attention and reading programs that receive funding, yet writing which is just as ne</description>
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      <description>Technology

Technology Crystal Ball
The Good, Bad, and Ugly
International Education

Technology

International Education

World Views

Last Writes

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Microsoft has had clear competitors in the past. It&#8217;s a good thing we have museums to document that. &#8212; Bill Gates

&#8221;

http://www.languagemagazine.com

August 2006

*Technology

International Education

Steven Donahue ponders the future of the convergence of technology upon the educational system and personal privacy

Battle of the Giants

World Views

The news is full of conflict from Korea to Lebanon, and the gloves are also off in t</description>
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      <description>New Media Wineskins

Steven DonahueT1 explains the possible
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future of the new media.
The dilemma for the new media (2.0-5.0) is whether to deliver consumers &#8220;News-tainment,&#8221; or&#8221;Edu-tainment&#8221;. The former involves mostly poll-driven entertainment-based news, while the latter focuses upon an educational component, a prerequisite for advancing the United States&#8217; global position. The author proposes a middle ground involving &#8220;application bundles&#8221; and explains the battle underway between the two modes.

Words;10995/Final Draft

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      <title>WE COUNT FINAL</title>
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      <description>WE COUNT! &#8220;Si se puede!&#8221;
Steven Donahue immerses himself in the immigrant Communities of South Florida on May Day, 2007 and the Immigrant Experience in Homestead, Florida and draws some pointed conclusions about the debate over immigration to America. Final May 5, 2007 Language Magazine Words: 1736

Figure 1 We Count! May Day Rally

Krome Avenue
There is no Statue of Liberty with open arms at One Krome Avenue for the tempest-driven newcomers to America, but a sole yellow diamond sign that reads, rather symbolically&#8212; Rough Road Ahead. Krome Avenue lay in the fruited plains between Miami a</description>
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      <title>Le GLOBISH ROAD RUNNER</title>
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      <description>Le GLOBISH ROAD RUNNER
Steven Donahue investigates the devolution of English to a simpler, international form known as &#8220;Globish.&#8221;
"Everything has been figured out, except when to stop mangling English."--Sartre

Steven Donahue Language Magazine Words: 933

Me Tarzan; You Jane
Everyone knows that the English language has an enormous amount of words. The best way, some feel, to solve this vocabulary-laden equation is to simplify its terms by embracing a lower common denominator tongue&#8212;Globish. In fact, Globish (a portmanteau formed from the words Global English) is light English without th</description>
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      <description>&#169; 2007 Steven Donahue Donahue.steven@gmail.com (786) 315-8526

A Dozen &#8220;Edutainment&#8221; Application Bundles
I-Focos White Paper
By Steven Donahue Donahue.steven@gmail.comU 305-318-8176 Language Magazine
HTU TH

ABSTRACT:U Search, like Rock and Roll, will never die. But it will not thrive until it diversifies and partners with Media, Not-forProfit, and aims to build new generations of users via educational application bundles.
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Definition
EARCH WAS THE GREAT NEW FRONTIER. Sodden with copycats, it has become anhydrous. As Science Fiction writer, Harlan Ellison, has noted: &#8220;We are

enter</description>
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      <title>Pronunciation</title>
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      <description>&#169; 2002 Steven Donahue

Pronunciation Manual &amp; CD Professor Steven Donahue Miami-Dade Community College
Spring 2006
This book and CD cover about 100 features of the English Sound System.
&#8220;Good Fences make good neighbors.&#8221; &#8220;What did he say!? Good wrenches make good laborers?&#8221;

&#8220;Hey, dude. I know a good Accent Reduction Course.&#8221;

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&#169; 2006 Steven Donahue All Rights Reserved
REDUCE YOUR ACCENT! 8 ten steps 9

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Test Your Pronunciation 9 Identify Accent Interference 10 Master English Consonants 10 Conquer English Vowels 10 Hit the Right Rhythm 10 Step Six: Pe</description>
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      <description>&#169; 2007 Steven Donahue Donahue.steven@gmail.com (786) 315-8526

A Dozen &#8220;Edutainment&#8221; Application Bundles
I-Focos White Paper
By Steven Donahue Donahue.steven@gmail.comU 305-318-8176 Language Magazine
HTU TH

ABSTRACT:U Search, like Rock and Roll, will never die. But it will not thrive until it diversifies and partners with Media, Not-forProfit, and aims to build new generations of users via educational application bundles.
U

S

Definition
EARCH WAS THE GREAT NEW FRONTIER. Sodden with copycats, it has become anhydrous. As Science Fiction writer, Harlan Ellison, has noted: &#8220;We are

enter</description>
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      <description>CPT BOOTCAMP

COMPUTERIZED PLACEMENT TEST TUTORIAL WRITING SKILLS Heather Delsalle Steven Donahue Miami Dade College North Campus Summer 2005

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*Authors Heather Delsalle is co-director of the ESL Writing Resource lab at Miami Dade College, North Campus Steven Donahue is ESL faculty at Miami Dade College, North Campus. CONTENTS 1. PREFACE &#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;. 2. INSTRUCTOR INTRODUCTION &#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230; 3. TEST-TAKING SKILLS&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230; 4. PRE TEST&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230; 5. STRUCTURES&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;</description>
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      <title>Write Like a RoadRunner</title>
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&#169; 2007 Steven Donahue

The speedy Road-runner is the student&#8217;s mascot or model guiding the way to fast writing and English skills-building. The Road-runner (Geococcyx californianus) is a slim, long-tailed bird and one of the most striking characters of the cactus belt of the Southwest. The Road-runner, along with Wile E Coyote, were the models for Warner Bros cartoons where the witless Coyote never managed to catch the swift bird. Many times, the characters would communicate by holding up signs. In the 1979 film, The Road Runner, actor and second language learner Arnold</description>
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      <description>Telephone Learning Software Helps Solve SAT and Literacy Crisis in American Classrooms with a Phone and the Web
New Technology Assists with Essay Portion of the SAT
Hollywood, FL (PRWEB) May 20, 2005 -- Steven Donahue, professor and developer of innovative writing enhancement technology, today announced the release of revolutionary Telephone Learning Software to help solve the literacy crisis in American classrooms and promises to truly "Leave No Child Behind." The phone learning system is capable of processing student essays by telephone and returning instant holistic scores. Professor Donahu</description>
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      <description>Innovation

World Views

Reading
Comprehensively
Illustration by Russell Tate

Last Writes

Through using the latest materials and assessments, Steven Donahue and Marta Menendez discover the areas where students need extra assistance
ESL is Different
Fifty-five million students, approximately, returned to the classroom this fall, but there was one noted demographic difference. Twenty-two percent will have at least one parent who is foreign born, while five percent will have been born overseas. The news is in the bulge of the numbers: 10 million (one in five) of these students speak a language </description>
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      <description>Multiculturalism

Multiculturalism

Silencio, no more! Finally, Spanishdominant U.S. TV time has come as the language pendulum has steadily swung in that linguistic direction. V-me1 is a spanking brand new national network marriage with public TV, wedding quality programming in Spanish with the proven PBS format. Just unleashed nationwide, V-me is aimed towards educating and entertaining America&#8217;s 38 million Spanish speaking viewers. If you have not figured it out yet, &#8220;veme&#8221; is a play on words commanding the viewer to &#8220;watch me.&#8221; V-me is an epoch making language broadcast now bursti</description>
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      <description>Technology

Technology

World Views

Last Writes

Bonanza for ESL Learners
Language Learning Cornucopia
If students are to build a sturdy &#8220;language house,&#8221; they need the right tools and supplies. And at Miami Dade College, my students have found a literal bonanza in the cornucopia of offerings available from ESL Pro Systems. This Washington state-based firm, provides learners everything from free EBooks covering TOEFL&#174; iBT, CBT, TOEIC,&#174; and general English Assessment tests to robust content &#8212; online and on CD-ROMs. The free books alone have added sizzle and sparkle to the classroom. Th</description>
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      <description>International Education

Creating Global Citizens
Moving Beyond Borders
World Views

International Education

Last Writes

Michael Lenaghan, Myra Medina, and Ginny Peterson Tennant present an alternative program vision building linguistic and cultural bridges over increasingly troubled international waters

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*International Education

Putting an Views World Unknown City on the Map

If Creating Global Citizens (CGC) were likened to an old-fashioned stool, the three legs would be comprised of 1 Language Skills, 2 Cultural Awareness, and 3 Service. In</description>
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