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USING PODCASTS IN MY CLASSROOM:      Podcasts are a series of videos or just audio that are uploaded to a website that anyone can download and view. The content of these podcasts can be about anything. They can be about politics, food, games, new products, the culture of a city, or someone's everyday life. Anyone who is interested in these items can view or listen to the podcasts at anytime from anywhere using a variety of electronic mobile devices.      Because the content of these podcasts is so various they are really useful for education. Odds are, if you are interested in learning something, you can find a relevant podcast to help you. Learning languages is no exception. There are podcasts for learning many languages and the culture of the countries that speak those languages. As a student or a self-learner, they are extremely useful for improving one's language ability and learning about specific elements that are rarely explained in textbooks. As ...

TED-ED VIDEO LESSON LEARNING OUTCOMES:                   (MOD#8 p2) In the TED-ED video lesson that I made, the content focuses on the location particles '에,' and '에서.' For the most part, they mean "to" (as in: "I went to the store.") and "from" (as in: "It's an hour from here.") respectively. There are a couple other major different between these two particles that are explained in the video lesson. As one can imagine, these particles are necessary for everyday Korean language use. It would be quite difficult to express many ideas without knowing them. Students must be able to both identify these particles when they are used and they also must know how and when to use them in their own language use. Since there are some major differences besides just denoting "to," and "from," students should be able to explain why one should be used rather than the other in specific contexts. Thus, my learning objec...