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2-21-2012 @ 10:49AM
doug_eike said...
This is true not only for teaching English in another coutry but also for teaching a foreign language in the U.S. A good language teacher can teach students to read, write, and speak in the target langauge without speaking the students' native languages. Thanks for the tips!
http://slingingthebull.com/sixteen-qualities-of-a-good-teacher/
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2-21-2012 @ 10:51AM
doug_eike said...
Sorry about the mispelling of "country" in my earlier post!