Added by Pamela Hester- Jones on July 16, 2013 at 7:00pm — 3 Comments
Six weeks goes fast like an arrow. when I came here first, I thought we talked to children and helped other tutors. However, my work which inform poverty to public was valuable and gave me a lot of advantage. Before I worked in here, I have not made a presentation using Prezi. While I made it, I studied and then was accustomed to using and applying it. So if I will have a chance to make a presentation, I'll use Prezi with confidence.
What I felt about Tutor/Mentor Connecntion…
ContinueAdded by Byeonghui Kim on July 2, 2013 at 1:28pm — 1 Comment
Hi, I’m Kyungryul. Time was so fast. 6 weeks gone like the wind in Chicago. I learned many things in Tutor/Mentor Connection. Especially, I learned the volunteer organization. Tutor/Mentor Connection has not only just volunteer, but also has a lot of information about the poverty. I was surprised about these information. I’ll try to share these, although my internship will done. The internship was very precious experience. Everything is good and impressed. My best experience was the…
ContinueAdded by Kyungryul Kim on July 2, 2013 at 1:17pm — 1 Comment
Hello.
This is my final version of third presentation. I made a Prezi introducing some previous interns' works. I worked with KyungRyul, co-worker intern in Tutor/Mentor Connection.
Ending by this presentation, my internship is over. Thank you Dan for guiding me about many things!…
ContinueAdded by Byeonghui Kim on July 1, 2013 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment
Hi, I'm Kyungryul Kim from South Korea. I'm an internship with Tutor/Mentor Connection in Chicago. This is my last video as the intern. This is the Introduction of the past Intern projects. Many interns were be together with T/MC,and will be together in the future. they will try to make a difference.
To me, this internship was a very precious experience. Sincerely ,…
ContinueAdded by Kyungryul Kim on July 1, 2013 at 1:38pm — 1 Comment
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