Benjamin L. Stewart, PhD

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Welcome!

               Experience is not what happens to you. It is what you do with what happens to you. - Aldous Huxley

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My name is Benjamin Stewart and I´m an EFL teacher educator and researcher at the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes in Mexico. My research interests include personal learning networks and teacher professional learning among EFL/ESL educators. I hold a master’s degree in education, curriculum and instruction: technology from Grand Canyon University and a doctoral degree in instructional and curriculum leadership.

Awards

I am the proud recipient of the UPE award for August of 2009 and for April of 2013.

EL4C51 - WikiEducator Learning4Content Workshop: "Becoming an Agent of Change through Openness"

I was proud to co-facilitating EL4C51! Why not visit my group's user pages and say hello! to each member!


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A WE Workshop for EFL educators in Aguascalientes, Mexico (August of 2010):

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Blog

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WE Workshops (eL4C)

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Guest book

Please sign the guest book by clicking on the "edit" button in the upper, right-hand corner of this pod!--Benjamin Stewart

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Talks, Workshops, & Open Courses


EFL Educator Interview Series

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ELT Rants, Reviews, & Reflections
Partially Informed Notes about English Instructors at Universities in Vietnam
Long-time readers of this blog might not be aware that I left Korea in 2019! Greetings from Ho Chi Minh City! A dear friend of mine is coming to Vietnam soon. We met online (RIP Twitter) about 10 y...
— mikecorea 2023-11-06 07:50:12
I am not saying I got ripped off
I recently did some work for a teacher training center that I’d worked for in the past. I’ve worked for them many times over a period of many years. Those of you who know me might know exactly...
— mikecorea 2023-02-10 15:04:37
Interview with Thomas Farrell
Dr. Thomas Farrell is truly someone who needs no introduction especially for those of us in TESOL and interested in reflection. His website, Reflective Inquiry, shares his (many!) contributions to...
— mikecorea 2023-01-25 09:56:51
How is that working out for you?
Around 10 years ago there was this group of guys (and, yes, it was all men) who always often presented about the same topic at events in the biggest TESOL organization in the country I resided in a...
— mikecorea 2022-03-25 10:17:47
Interview with Pete Clements
I had the idea earlier this year to do some more interviews on this here blog so I tweeted about it and encouraged people to get in touch. Pete Clements responded and wrote, “Don’t really know...
— mikecorea 2022-03-07 13:35:41


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Gladys's Testing Laboratory|Font, colors, etc.

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Software Freedom Day

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On September 17, 2009, Software Freedom Day, the Open Education Resources Foundation will have an official launch. As part of this launch it will sign the Cape Town Open Education Declaration. It would also like to get as many Wikieducator members as possible to sign up on the same day.

You can read the Cape Town Open Education Declaration here. A fact sheet is available here.

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OER Contributions

My OER Contributions: Classes, workshops, etc.

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