"Our success as a community as we move into the 21st
century may well rest on our ability to draw on the strengths of a
diversity of cultures, and a key to this development will be skill in
communicating effectively across cultural boundaries. English language
instruction plays an important role in enhancing cross-cultured
communication, both within our own borders and in the increasingly global
community as well."
Judith Hoyem is program director
for English language courses in San Francisco. Her master's degree from
San Francisco State University is in English, with specialization in
teaching English to non-native speakers. She has been organizing and
conducting English-language instruction for more than 15 years.
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_____. Lifelong Learning.
University of California Berkeley Extension,
Course Catalog. (Spring 1992), p. 180.
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"Through language, we learn. Through language, we
create together. Through language, we understand each other. The
opportunity to develop your English can be a boon to your career and an
enhancement to the quality of your life. At Extension, our goal is to
offer the best English language teaching, using the most effective
methodology, so that you as a professional, student, or visitor can polish
your communications skills in English."
---Judith Hoyem, M.A.
Judith Hoyem is Director of Extension's English Language Program in
San Francisco. She also directs the English for Professional Development
Program throughout the Bay Area. She has been organizing and conducting
English language instruction for more than 20 years.
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_____. Lifelong Learning.
University of California Berkeley Extension,
Course Catalog. (Spring 1993), p. 147.
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"Language is the key to the experience of learning
that we begin as children and continue as adults. Through language, we
learn, we create, and we understand. A good command of a second language
enriches our lives and advances our careers. Through Extension's English
courses for non-native speakers, you can bring your communication skills
in English to a high level of proficiency for professional, academic, or
cultural purposes."
---Judith Hoyem, M.A.
Judith Hoyem directs the English for Professional Development series
of classes and contract training throughout the Bay Area. She has
organized and conducted English language instruction for more than 20
years.
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_____. Lifelong Learning.
University of California Berkeley Extension,
Course Catalog. (Summer 1993), p. 134.
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