My Podcast for TEAC860 Fall 2017

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Extra final additional products: Podcast audio French lesson intro
https://unl.box.com/s/n4trgowbs8qckoh0hu3uezain34gfx9q


Tutorial lesson introduction

Tutorial lesson 1: Interrogative adjectives/ Les adjectifs interrogatifs
https://unl.box.com/s/z17be86rt10l7uodp1a7l6uwkqupfnwc

Pratique 1: Exercice sur les adjectifs interrogatifs
https://unl.box.com/s/9yrrn45rdtj23n1mbovuofbcrxn4d6wn

Handout: Power point for the Lesson
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Podcast creation practice TEAC860 1

Welcome to my first post of 2017 about Podcast creation. 

https://unl.box.com/shared/static/j79ul4vfl9zc4kplusojz2g1w5oi3wrj.mp3 

Testing podcast creation 1

Welcome to my testing page of podcast creation.

I am very happy country and to discover how people behave, think and act daily. First interesting cultural shock is the way peolpe smile everytime they meet you without showing any sign of going further in discussions with you. In my country, when you smile with somebody, it means that you know him/her and that you are happy to see him. But here, it simply shows that you are trying to be nice to the person ( not hostile by sight). I consider this atitude like hypocrisis because it does not mean that the person likes you or is happy to meet you. This is just a habit that create cultural shock for me. Yet, it is not bad as such like an attitude; I do appreciate that people smile with me even if they don t really mean it maybe because it is pleasant and provoque the same reaction in me - I smile back to them. So this is definetely a positive cultural shock!!!

Second weird thing which is not totally positive yet is the talk we had with professor  Delayne about cultural shocks. I learned a lot about Americans way of living and thinking and even tolerance regarding some social issues. And I was amazingly surprised about how comfortable the american society in general........this will be the next  weird thing in my blogger. I have to do Harold s homeworks.

I am very happy country and to discover how people behave, think and act daily. First interesting cultural shock is the way peolpe smile everytime they meet you without showing any sign of going further in discussions with you. In my country, when you smile with somebody, it means that you know him/her and that you are happy to see him. But here, it simply shows that you are trying to be nice to the person ( not hostile by sight). I consider this atitude like hypocrisis because it does not mean that the person likes you or is happy to meet you. This is just a habit that create cultural shock for me. Yet, it is not bad as such like an attitude; I do appreciate that people smile with me even if they don t really mean it maybe because it is pleasant and provoque the same reaction in me - I smile back to them. So this is definetely a positive cultural shock!!!

Second weird thing which is not totally positive yet is the talk we had with professor  Delayne about cultural shocks. I learned a lot about Americans way of living and thinking and even tolerance regarding some social issues. And I was amazingly surprised about how comfortable the american society in general........this will be the next  weird thing in my blogger. I have to do Harold s homeworks.

Write an entry about what you were doing in your home country before you came to the United States. Where were you living/studying/working?
I lived in OUAGADOUGOU, the capital city of Burkina Faso with my family. I was teaching English at Universite Aube Nouvelle, formerly known as Institut Superieur d Informatique et de Gestion ISIG. This is a private higher institute with almost 1200 students learning varied subjects like management, law, computer sciences etc..

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