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"The atmosphere of the class was one of mutual
respect and learning and it was obvious that the students were getting
a lot from it and enjoying
it. [...] Anna is obviously an expert in the subject and [on]
top of her material and has a[n] excellent delivery style which
conveys enthusiasm and encourages involvement". |
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"One of the
best courses I've ever been on here!" |
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"You
did an excellent job with a well prepared and well taught Course. As
someone who was a University lecturer (Chemistry) for some 40 years I
can recognize a very, very good teacher when I meet one." |
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"Anna shared enormous enthusiasm.
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Anna knows her subject really well." |
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"Excellent, we were all given opportunity to express
our thoughts in discussions, group work and role play. [...] Thank you
so much Anna for your excellent teaching methods." |
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"[...]Anna
was most inventive in the range of teaching methods she used - and
this was very successful in getting us engaged with the subject. She
managed not only to give us an introduction to the Minoans but also
got us to consider some interesting and complex aspects of modern
archaeology and archaeological theory. The visit to the British Museum
was extremely well thought-out." |
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"Outstanding teaching: well-pitched; challenging
intellectually; supported by apposite articles; lively variation of
activities; involved all participants successfully; great dignity yet
sense of humour." |
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"Anna is excellent - materials, presentation,
content all first class." |
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"The tutor is clearly an intelligent and committed
teacher and engaged extremely well with the group." |
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"Exceptionally good use of elicitation of
students' views". |
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"Outstanding - Anna had clearly given a great
deal of thought to the course structure and it paid off." |
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"Excellent course, very informative, lots of
hands-on and interactive pieces to keep the brain working". |
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"Very well presented. I liked the participation
intervals". |
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"Excellent tutor - excellent course!" |
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"Anna is a brilliant teacher and engages us totally
throughout the lesson". |
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"One of the best courses I have attended, the amount
of preparation and materials, balanced with great knowledge and
enthusiastic delivery." |
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"This was an excellent and thought-provoking course
that gave new insights [...]. I thoroughly enjoyed it." |
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"Excellent preparation and responsiveness to
students' contributions and questions. Very thought-provoking
programme." |
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"Outstanding - especially pacing, allowing
completion of each topic. Great handouts." |
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"A well-integrated blend of media". |
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ARCHAEOLOGY |
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University
of Bristol, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology
Introduction to Minoan Archaeology
(B06A024OH)
Dayschool from 10.00 am to
4.30 pm on
Saturday 24 March 2007, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology,
University of Bristol, 43 Woodland Road,
Bristol, BS8 1UU
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 University
of Cambridge, Institute of Continuing Education
Introduction to the Minoan Civilisation: the
First European Civilisation (78R005)
3 Day residential course,
Friday 3rd August (19:15) until Sunday 5th August
2007, Institute of Continuing Education,
University of Cambridge,
Madingley Hall, Cambridge, 5 credits at Level 1
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 University
of Bristol, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology
Greek Pottery from Neolithic to Late Mediaeval Times
(B07A020OH)
Dayschool from 10.00 am to
4.30 pm on
Saturday 10 November 2007, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology,
University of Bristol, 43 Woodland Road,
Bristol, BS8 1UU
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 University
of Oxford, Department of Continuing Education
The Minoan Civilisation: An Introduction
(O07P675AHW)
10 week
course, 3 October – 5 December 2007,
7.00-9.00pm,
Department
of Continuing Education, University of Oxford, Ewert House, Oxford
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 University
of Bristol, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology
The
Archaeology of the Ancient Greek Myths
(B07A047OH)
Dayschool from 10.00 am to
4.30 pm on
Saturday 8 March 2008, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology,
University of Bristol, 43 Woodland Road,
Bristol, BS8 1UU, 4 credits at level 0
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 Birkbeck
College, UCL
Minoan Art and Archaeology
One session as part of the course "Art
and Archaeology II", designed, taught and directed by Fay Stevens, 6.30-8.30 pm,
Monday 16 June 2008
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University
of Oxford, Department of Continuing Education
The Archaeology of the Greek Myths
(O07P419AHS)
1 week
course, Oxford Summer School 2008, 19 - 26 July
2008,
Department of Continuing Education, University of Oxford, Rewley House,
Oxford
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 University
of Reading, School of Continuing Education
The Archaeology of the
Ancient Greek Myths
(Α03)
8 October - 3
December 2008, Wednesdays
7.00pm-9.00pm,
School of
Continuing Education, University of Reading,
London Road
Campus, Reading,
Credits: 10
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 University
of Cambridge, Institute of Continuing Education
Religion and Ritual in the Prehistoric
Aegean (89R090)
3 Day residential course,
Friday 28th November (19:15) until Sunday 30
November
2008, Institute of Continuing Education,
University of Cambridge,
Madingley Hall, Cambridge, 5 credits at Level 1
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 University
of Bristol, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology
Religion and Ritual in the
Prehistoric Aegean
(ARCHLN006/0001)
Dayschool from 10.00 am to
4.30 pm on
Saturday 13 December 2008, Department of Archaeology & Anthropology,
University of Bristol, 43 Woodland Road,
Bristol, BS8 1UU
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 University
of Cambridge, Institute of Continuing Education
The
Art and Archaeology of the Ancient Greek
Myths
(COR148)
3 day residential course,
21-23 May 2010, Institute of Continuing Education,
University of Cambridge,
Madingley Hall, Cambridge.
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 University
of Oxford, Department of Continuing Education
The Minoan
Civilisation: An Introduction
(O09P419AHS)
1 week
course, Oxford Summer School for Adults (OUSSA) 2010,
17-24 July 2010,
Department of Continuing Education, University of Oxford, Rewley House,
Oxford.
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 Department
of Skills for Life and Languages, City of Bristol College
Modern Greek Level 1/1
Weekly course, September 2003 –June 2004.
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Department
of Skills for Life and Languages, City of Bristol College
Modern Greek Level 1/1
Weekly course, September 2004 –June 2005.
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Department of
Skills for Life and Languages, City of Bristol College
Modern Greek Level 1/2
Weekly course, September 2004 –June 2005.
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University of Bath, Foreign Languages Centre
Modern Greek Stage 1
Weekly course, October 2005 –April 2006.
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University of Bath, Foreign Languages Centre
Modern Greek Stage
3
Weekly course, October 2005 –April 2006.
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University
of Bath, Department of European Studies and Modern Languages,
Foreign Languages Centre
Greek 1A
[FL00031 A1 (ASG)]
7 October -
16 December 2009, Wednesdays, 6.15 pm –
8.15 pm, Claverton Down Campus of the University of Bath, UK.
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University
of Bath, Department of European Studies and Modern Languages,
Foreign Languages Centre
Greek 1B
[FL00032 A1
(ASG)]
10 February
- 5 May 2010,
Wednesdays, 6.15 pm – 8.15 pm,
Claverton Down Campus of the University of Bath, UK.
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TEACHING EMPLOYMENT |
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This teaching
information is in reverse chronological order. |
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2009 onwards |
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Teaching Fellow |
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Foreign
Languages Centre, Department of European Studies and Modern
Languages, University of Bath, UK. |
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2007 onwards |
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Panel Tutor
in
Archaeology |
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Institute of Continuing
Education, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, U.K. |
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Part-time Tutor
in
Archaeology |
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Department
of Continuing Education, University of Oxford, Oxford, U.K. |
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Sessional
Lecturer
in Archaeology |
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School of Continuing
Education, University of Reading, Reading, U.K. |
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2006
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Recognised Teacher in Lifelong Learning (in Archaeology) |
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Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of
Bristol,
Bristol,
U.K. |
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October 2005
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May 2006 |
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Tutor in Modern Greek |
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Foreign Languages Centre,
University of
Bath, Bath, U.K. |
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October – November 2005 |
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Tutor in
Modern Greek |
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Private
clients |
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2005 to date |
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Tutor
in Archaeology and Modern Greek |
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Bristol
City Council
Adult
Learning Service, Bristol, U.K. |
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September 2003 –
June 2005 |
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Assistant
Lecturer II in Modern Greek |
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Department
of Skills for Life and Languages,
City of
Bristol College, Bristol, U.K. |
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Contract
(part-time) |
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January - March, October
– December 2004 |
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Tutor
in Archaeology |
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Centre for
Lifelong Learning, Division for Lifelong Learning,
University of
Bath, Bath, U.K. |
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I have also
delivered three of the Centre’s GULP (General University Lecture
Programme) lectures. |
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