End of May list
Once again, things I have wanted to say are piling up, and now I am going to throw it all down at once. 1. Talking to my therapist as if I were writing a blog (non-interactive) is tedious for all involved. 2. The choke in artichokes is not dangerous, and the word actually comes from the Ligurian word for pine cone . 3. Choosing between online degree programs and in person degree programs is not easy, especially if it is not exactly the same program. The University of Massachusetts, Boston, has an online degree in Applied Linguistics , while Rhode Island College has a Master's in Teaching of English as a Second Language . The first is ostensibly more geared toward theory, and the second toward practical, sociological and historical classroom issues. At first glance, the applied linguistics degree sounds more interesting for me (always love the geekier side of things) but here is a negative review. Positive one here , and discussion here . I am taking one class from each pla