Marina K. Broeder
- Courses5
- Reviews9
- School: Mission College
- Campus:
- Department: English As A Second Language
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Location:
3000 Mission College Blvd
Santa Clara, CA - 95054 - Dates at Mission College: June 2015 - November 2021
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Awful
Prof. Broeder is the worst teacher ever!
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Would take again: Yes
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Awesome
Professor Broeder is a wonderful instructor, whom I've learned English with. My course was 960 listening and speaking, but I also had to use writing and reading. I love her creative and attractive teaching methods. Those methods include teamwork, presentation, group projects, etc. Also, she's a very inspiring and dedicated teacher. My English skills have improved a lot, because of her help.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: No
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online
Awesome
I had fun with Professor Broeder's classes. She's a cheerful, resourceful and very responsive instructor. She teaches with great passion. You can always reach her with any questions and she'll provide you with good personal advices and recommendations. When we transitioned online, she was able to find some tricks to make our class exciting and unusual.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Awesome
Professor Broeder is an amazing, inspiring and caring instructor. I like her thinking that learning is exploring and how she develops our self-learning. She's very creative and energetic too. She always learns and applies new achievements in educational art for her teaching, with various skills and activities. Learn English with her for you to be advanced.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Awesome
Professor Broeder is always energetic, affectionate and dedicated to her students. I never get bored in her class and I really enjoy it. Her teaching style was always different and inspiring. If you're hoping to improve your English, she's the teacher who will do her best to help you get out of your difficulty. Overall, she cares about her students.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Awesome
I took ESL-960GW in the spring semester with Professor Broeder. Since the class started, I've been amazed of how professional, creative and enthusiastic she was. It seemed like, she's available to students almost 24/7. Because, every time I turned in my assignments, she immediately sent me back with comments. Overall, she inspired me to move forward and improve my English.
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Awful
I wouldn't recommend taking any class of her. She almost never teaches and she's very boring. I feel like her class was only reviewing class.
Would take again: No
For Credit: No
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Poor
Lack of a helpful teacher, often unprepared for the classes, which makes the classes very boring. I do not recommend
Biography
Mission College - English As A Second Language
English as a Second Language Faculty, Mission College, Santa Clara
Higher Education
Marina
Broeder
San Francisco Bay Area
Marina Broeder is passionate about teaching and empowering immigrants, international students, and adult learners of English as a Second Language. She is an outspoken advocate for global citizenship, immigrant integration, and parity for part-time faculty in higher education. Marina embraces lifelong learning and uses her networking skills to effect positive change.
Experience
Mission College
ESL Instructor
Marina Broeder has taught courses in English listening, speaking, pronunciation, grammar, reading, and writing to international students and adult learners of English as a Second Language at Mission College in Santa Clara, CA part-time since Spring, 2001 and full-time since Fall 2017. In addition to teaching, she has served in leadership positions such as Senator for the Mission College Academic Senate and Union Representative for the Associate faculty. She has mentored TESOL practicum students from SJSU, Cal State East Bay, Berkeley Extension, and Santa Cruz Extension. Currently, she is a co-advisor for the Mission Inter Connect student club and an active member of the Student Equity and Success and Associate Faculty Committees.
Mission College
Interim Academic Coordinator at Institute for International Studies
Organized, coordinated and oversaw day-to-day activities and operations of the Institute for International Studies (IIS); provided administrative support to the Director, program instructors, students and other administrative staff; hired, trained, supervised and evaluated the performance of assigned instructors to ensure excellent instruction. Started Peer Mentorship Program for international students.
Reactivated and served as an advisor to Mission Inter Connect student club.Mission College
ESL Instructor at Institute for International Studies
Marina Broeder has developed and taught intensive English courses in Listening & Speaking, Pronunciation, Global Citizenship, Reading & Writing, and Grammar. In addition to teaching, she has served as Activities Coordinator, Student Learning Outcome Lead, and Lab Specialist.
Stanford University
Summer Lecturer
Marina Broeder has taught courses in Effective Communication, Topic Development, and Oral Communication in the English for Foreign Students and American Language and Culture Silicon Valley programs at Stanford University.
Stanford University
2018/19 Fellow at Stanford Education Partnership for Internationalizing Curriculum (EPIC)
Marina worked at Stanford University as a 2018/19 Fellow at Stanford Education Partnership for Internationalizing Curriculum (EPIC)
South Bay Consortium for Adult Education
ESL workgroup member
Marina worked at South Bay Consortium for Adult Education as a ESL workgroup member
ALLIES
Mini-grant Coordinator, Immigrant Integration Pathways Design group member
Connect with the ESL providers in the South Bay area. Coordinate asset mapping. Create a list of contacts for a system of referrals within the ESL provider network.
KQED
Contributor
Developed content for KQED ESL blog http://eslspeak.wordpress.com/. Attended wordpress training. Piloted the blog in ESL classes at Mission College.
Education
Moscow State Linguistic University
Diploma
Linguistics, TESOL
Mission College
Master’s Degree
Equivalency
Mission College
ESL Instructor
Marina Broeder has taught courses in English listening, speaking, pronunciation, grammar, reading, and writing to international students and adult learners of English as a Second Language at Mission College in Santa Clara, CA part-time since Spring, 2001 and full-time since Fall 2017. In addition to teaching, she has served in leadership positions such as Senator for the Mission College Academic Senate and Union Representative for the Associate faculty. She has mentored TESOL practicum students from SJSU, Cal State East Bay, Berkeley Extension, and Santa Cruz Extension. Currently, she is a co-advisor for the Mission Inter Connect student club and an active member of the Student Equity and Success and Associate Faculty Committees.Mission College
Interim Academic Coordinator at Institute for International Studies
Organized, coordinated and oversaw day-to-day activities and operations of the Institute for International Studies (IIS); provided administrative support to the Director, program instructors, students and other administrative staff; hired, trained, supervised and evaluated the performance of assigned instructors to ensure excellent instruction. Started Peer Mentorship Program for international students. Reactivated and served as an advisor to Mission Inter Connect student club.Mission College
ESL Instructor at Institute for International Studies
Marina Broeder has developed and taught intensive English courses in Listening & Speaking, Pronunciation, Global Citizenship, Reading & Writing, and Grammar. In addition to teaching, she has served as Activities Coordinator, Student Learning Outcome Lead, and Lab Specialist.
Publications
IMMIGRANT INTEGRATION FRAMEWORK: FROM ENGLISH LEARNING TO FULL PARTICIPATION
ALLIES
IMMIGRANT INTEGRATION FRAMEWORK: FROM ENGLISH LEARNING TO FULL PARTICIPATION
ALLIES
Positions
CATESOL
Presenter
"Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", Bay Area Chapter CATESOL mini-conference, Santa Clara, CA, May 2014 "Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", co-presented with Marsha Chan, Northern Regional CATESOL Conference, Sacramento, CA, April 2014 "Using Technology to Support 21st Century Skills”, 2013 CATESOL conference, San Diego, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2012 CATESOL Conference, Oakland, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2011 Northern California Regional CATESOL Conference, Davis, CA “Activities for SUCCESS: Enriching Students’ Experience Through Extracurricular Activities”, co-presented with Chigusa Katoku, 2011 CATESOL conference, Long Beach, CA
CATESOL
Presenter
"Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", Bay Area Chapter CATESOL mini-conference, Santa Clara, CA, May 2014 "Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", co-presented with Marsha Chan, Northern Regional CATESOL Conference, Sacramento, CA, April 2014 "Using Technology to Support 21st Century Skills”, 2013 CATESOL conference, San Diego, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2012 CATESOL Conference, Oakland, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2011 Northern California Regional CATESOL Conference, Davis, CA “Activities for SUCCESS: Enriching Students’ Experience Through Extracurricular Activities”, co-presented with Chigusa Katoku, 2011 CATESOL conference, Long Beach, CA
Teaching of Pronunciation Interest Group (ToP-IG at CATESOL)
Coordinator
CATESOL
Presenter
"Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", Bay Area Chapter CATESOL mini-conference, Santa Clara, CA, May 2014 "Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", co-presented with Marsha Chan, Northern Regional CATESOL Conference, Sacramento, CA, April 2014 "Using Technology to Support 21st Century Skills”, 2013 CATESOL conference, San Diego, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2012 CATESOL Conference, Oakland, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2011 Northern California Regional CATESOL Conference, Davis, CA “Activities for SUCCESS: Enriching Students’ Experience Through Extracurricular Activities”, co-presented with Chigusa Katoku, 2011 CATESOL conference, Long Beach, CA
Teaching of Pronunciation Interest Group (ToP-IG at CATESOL)
Coordinator
CATESOL
Presenter
"Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", Bay Area Chapter CATESOL mini-conference, Santa Clara, CA, May 2014 "Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", co-presented with Marsha Chan, Northern Regional CATESOL Conference, Sacramento, CA, April 2014 "Using Technology to Support 21st Century Skills”, 2013 CATESOL conference, San Diego, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2012 CATESOL Conference, Oakland, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2011 Northern California Regional CATESOL Conference, Davis, CA “Activities for SUCCESS: Enriching Students’ Experience Through Extracurricular Activities”, co-presented with Chigusa Katoku, 2011 CATESOL conference, Long Beach, CA
Teaching of Pronunciation Interest Group (ToP-IG at CATESOL)
Coordinator
CATESOL
Presenter
"Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", Bay Area Chapter CATESOL mini-conference, Santa Clara, CA, May 2014 "Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", co-presented with Marsha Chan, Northern Regional CATESOL Conference, Sacramento, CA, April 2014 "Using Technology to Support 21st Century Skills”, 2013 CATESOL conference, San Diego, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2012 CATESOL Conference, Oakland, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2011 Northern California Regional CATESOL Conference, Davis, CA “Activities for SUCCESS: Enriching Students’ Experience Through Extracurricular Activities”, co-presented with Chigusa Katoku, 2011 CATESOL conference, Long Beach, CA
Teaching of Pronunciation Interest Group (ToP-IG at CATESOL)
Coordinator
CATESOL
Presenter
"Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", Bay Area Chapter CATESOL mini-conference, Santa Clara, CA, May 2014 "Singing your Way to Better Pronunciation", co-presented with Marsha Chan, Northern Regional CATESOL Conference, Sacramento, CA, April 2014 "Using Technology to Support 21st Century Skills”, 2013 CATESOL conference, San Diego, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2012 CATESOL Conference, Oakland, CA “Teaching Speaking and Presentation Skills with TED.com”, 2011 Northern California Regional CATESOL Conference, Davis, CA “Activities for SUCCESS: Enriching Students’ Experience Through Extracurricular Activities”, co-presented with Chigusa Katoku, 2011 CATESOL conference, Long Beach, CA
Teaching of Pronunciation Interest Group (ToP-IG at CATESOL)
Coordinator
