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Asia - Bangkok, ThailandBangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is a great metropolis with elegant temples and palaces alongside Romanesque concrete skyscrapers and wooden houses. Despite the modern skyline, many districts retain their old-world charm with buildings up to 200 years old. The shores of the Choa Phraya River also provide a number of inspiring sights. *REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER 2009!*
Ruamrudee International SchoolThe College of New Jersey offers courses leading to Teacher Certification for International Schools at Ruamrudee International School in Bangkok. Classes are scheduled from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ruamrudee has numerous PC and Mac labs, and printers are linked to virtually every classroom through the network. The address is: Ruamrudee International School Minburi, Bangkok 10510 Thailand
Summer 2009 ScheduleSession I: June 11 - June 18 Class on June 11 - 14
*Required TextbooksMost courses do not require a textbook. Below is a list of those that do. If there is no textbook listed for your class by March 25, 2009, then none is required. EDFN 508 T1- To Be Announced RDLG 579 T3- Daniels & Zemelman (2004) Subjects Matter: Every Teacher's Guide to Content-Area Reading, ISBN: 978-0325005959, and Staples, S. F. (2003) Shabanu: Daughter of the Wind, ISBN:978-0440238560
HousingIt is the student's responsibility to arrange for housing during his or her stay in Bangkok. The Kantary House is one available option. Further information on housing will be provided by The College of New Jersey for students who have registered for courses. Students interested in housing should contact the site coordinator, Aloha Lavina, at: 662/518-0320 For further information contact:
Dr. Arti Joshi, Academic Advisor, ajoshi@tcnj.edu
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