If you are going abroad and want to learn the language of your host country, The Whole World Guide To Language Learning is the book for you! Whether you enroll in formal language classes or work language learning into a busy schedule, Terry Marshall's in situ (on location) approach to language learning will fit your needs.The two cornerstones of Marshall's method are the use of a mentor (a native speaker who lives in the community and serves as your guide) and what he calls the daily learning cycle of planning, practicing, communicating face-to-face and evaluating. This framework allows enormous flexibility to fit your ability level, location and time constraints. It gives you the responsibility for your learning in real interactive situations and then provides immediate feedback. Marshall gives six detailed lesson plans to get you started and plenty of ideas for further lessons, putting you in control of your language learning experience.Contents1 Settling In: Where Do I Go From Here?2 Independence: Creating and Using a Daily Learning Cycle3 Goals: Benchmarks for Evaluation4 Community: Utilizing the Living Classroom5 Plans: The Road to Language Survival6 Techniques and Topics: Where Do I Go When the Pavement Ends?7 Preparation: Getting a Head Start At HomePost-Script: In-Country Training and In Situ LearningSupplementary ReadingAnnotated BibliographyIndex

Whole World Guide to Language Learning

Reference

Marshall, Terry

Foreign Language Study & Reference

UNKNO

One Hundred and One Ways to Find an Overseas Job

Business & Money

Cantrell, Will

Management & Leadership

Worldwise Books

A Rendezvous to Remember: A Memoir of Joy and Heartache at the Dawn of the Sixties

The true story of a soldier, a pacifist, and the woman who loved them both In June 1964, Ann Garretson skips her college commencement to tour Europe with Lieutenant Jack Sigg, a tank commander on the German-Czech border, with the hope of returning as his fiancée. A month into their rendezvous, her best friend, Terry, proposes marriage--by mail--throwing all their lives into turmoil. Jack offers the military life Ann knows as an army brat. Terry, a conscientious objector, will leave for the Peace Corps at summer's end, unless the draft board intervenes and sends him to jail. Her dilemma: she loves them both. Caught between the old mores and winds of change, Ann must make an agonizing choice. In alternating voices, A Rendezvous to Remember presents firsthand accounts by the two who eventually married, enriched by letters from the rival, whose path led him elsewhere. Provocative and delightfully uncensored, this coming-of-age memoir is a tribute to the enduring power of love and family. "The story transcends personal autobiography alone, charting the course of not just two disparate lives, but a nation."--Midwest Book Review "A love story you'll never forget."--Hope Edelman, #1 New York Times best-selling author of Motherless Daughters "Humorous and heartbreaking, the dueling narrative is stunning, surprising, and inspiring."--Samantha Vérant, author of Seven Letters from Paris

Marshall, Ann Garretson

Parenting & Relationships

Sandra Jonas Publishing House

Review\n"It is the 1960s. . . . The authors' vivid descriptions transport the reader to picturesque settings in the American Southwest and Europe. [They] artfully tell their story through the letters written between Ann and her suitors. . . . An unflinching, personal excursion into the decade." 
—US Review of Books (RECOMMENDED)\n"The story transcends personal autobiography alone, charting the course of not just two disparate lives, but a nation. . . . Highly recommended." 
—Midwest Book Review\n"Let Ann and Terry Marshall take you on a tour across landscapes and time. You'll be richer for the experience. A Rendezvous to Remember is an extended road trip, a rollicking adventure, and, above all, a love story you'll never forget." 
—Hope Edelman, #1 New York Times best-selling author of Motherless Daughters\n"Garretson and Marshall reach right into the heart in this beautifully written memoir, pulling on every emotion. This is a story about what it means to be human. . . . Humorous and heartbreaking, the dueling narrative is stunning, surprising, and inspiring. I sobbed at the end, knowing the right choices were made, and I applaud the authors for their honesty." 
—Samantha Vérant, author of Seven Letters from Paris\n"A Rendezvous to Remember is a story of swiftly changing times on two continents, from the American military bases in Cold War West Germany to the mountain switchbacks of Colorado. But most of all, it is a love story—better yet, two of them—told with sly humor, crackling dialogue, and deep humanity." 
—Greg Blake Miller, director of Olympian Creative and author of Decemberlands\n"An intimate and compelling examination of a shared life, particularly since a third party shares that life. Ann Garretson Marshall is not only crazy in love with her co-writer, Terry Marshall, but as well with the dashing Lieutenant Jack Sigg. Their story takes place in the first half of the '60s, in reality an extension of the '50s, an era little explored." 
—Mary-Ann Tirone Smith, author of Lament for a Silver-Eyed Woman and Girls of Tender Age: A Memoir\n"I so enjoyed their story . . . full of everything from mystery and conflict to family secrets, politics, hormones, history, and almost poetic descriptions of places in the U.S. and Europe. I looked forward to every sitting. I climbed mountains with them. I suffered heartache with them . . . A lovely book." 
—Diane Taylor, Living-Las-Vegas.com\nInternational Book Awards, Best Cover Design Non-Fiction Finalist\nA provocative true story of an idealistic young woman, her two lovers, and the fateful decision that would forever change the course of their lives\nFrustrated with the dating scene, Ann Garretson decided she couldn’t leave love to chance. So she set her sights on “The One”: her pen pal, Lieutenant Jack Sigg, a tank commander on the German-Czech border. In 1964, she skipped her college commencement to tour Europe with him, hoping to return as his fiancée. But a month into their rendezvous, her best friend, Terry, proposed marriage—by mail—throwing all their lives into turmoil. 
Jack offered the military life Ann had grown up with. Terry, a conscientious objector, would leave for the Peace Corps at summer’s end, unless the draft board intervened and sent him to jail. Her dilemma: she loved them both. 
Ann had to make an agonizing choice—a choice made all that much harder by her meddling parents, Terry’s passionate pleas, and Jack’s irresistible charm. 
A Rendezvous to Remember is an intimate portrayal of relationships in the early sixties, written by a young woman finding her way in a tumultuous, changing world and by the man she ultimately married. Beautifully written and delightfully uncensored, this coming-of-age memoir is a tribute to the enduring power of love and family.\n“An extended road trip, a rollicking adventure, and, above all, a love story you'll never forget."—Hope Edelman, #1 New York Times best-selling author

Garretson Marshall, Ann

Sandra Jonas Publishing

Soda Springs: Love, Sex, and Civil Rights -- a 1960s civil rights novel . . . and a story of headstrong teens in love. Mix both into a crucible of bitter rivalries, poverty, prejudice, protest, violence, steamy sex and zany antics, and you get a rollicking coming of age tale set in a gritty Mexican-American crusade for justice in small-town America. So how did Rick and Ginny shock the town and mortify their families? It's midnight, July 3, 1963 . . . At last, Ginny's high school crew finished their "Hand-in-Hand" float and filed out, exhausted but zinging. The float's theme - blacks and whites together - would make Protect Teach the talk of Soda Springs at tomorrow's parade. But Suze hadn't printed the flyers for next week's big rally - no one would come; the days spent laboring on their float would go for naught. And Rick? No help from him. That's OK, kiddo, he'd told Suze. Now, he had the nerve to turn right, not left, at Ten Mile Road; he wasn't taking her home at all. "We're not parking. Not tonight!" She crossed her arms and stared out into the dark. But Rick drove on. He skirted town, flipped off his lights, pulled into the alley behind Masonic Hall. "You think if we prayed, we could get these flyers printed tonight," he asked. Her anger softened. United Methodist loomed across the street. "Church mimeograph?" "Bingo," he said. Racing low like spies, they darted across Broadway, dug the key out of the drain pipe, and let themselves in. Rick strutted up to Reverend's pulpit and boomed, "We have come to solicit your aid." "You need flyers you say? My mimeograph is yours," she called, mimicking Reverend's voice. They tiptoed upstairs to Reverend's office and set to work. Ginny wished she hadn't been so crotchety; Rick deserved better. Moreover, Karen's warning rung in her head: With guys, you have to keep cooking up new desserts. Otherwise they'll chow down at every greasy spoon in town. Ginny understood now: no way would she let Connie Montoya lure her man into that perfumed lair of hers. Twenty minutes later, flyers printed, they laughed uproariously at their coup, at their cleverness, at their daring. If only they had stopped there . . . What they did next would not only shock the town and mortify their families, it would destroy their project, and change their lives forever. An early draft of Soda Springs won the mainstream fiction category of the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers' Colorado Gold contest. The ebook edition of the published novel won the 2011 Global eBook Award for best "Illustrations in a Fiction Book." It was a finalist in both "Adult Multicultural Literature" and "Teen Literature." The plot twists are many, the characters complex. One reviewer said, "A toot to enjoy; a treasure to ponder; a useful springboard for serious discussion of topics ranging from the language of hate, strategies for community change, expectations about love, sex, and marriage; inherent complexities in immigration reform; and the economic realities of poverty and their costs for the poor. A must read!"

Soda Springs: Love, Sex, and Civil Rights

Literature & Fiction

FriesenPress

2011 Southwestern Methodists University First Edition Hardcover

Loving U.: The Story of a Love Affair (and Some Lover's Quarrels) with a University: A Memoir

DeGolyer Library SMU

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