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  • Words in the News
    Police in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka say thousands of garment factory workers, who want higher minimum wages, have blocked roads and attacked shops and factories....
  • Good and bad smiles
    Is there a good and a bad smile? Yvonne and Kate discuss their own smiles and agree that Yvonne probably has what is called 'the...
  • Passenger plane crashes in Pakistan
    A passenger plane with more than a hundred and fifty people on board has crashed as it was coming in to land at Islamabad airport....
  • The Flatmates on YouTube
    Episode 53: The morning after: It's the morning after the BBQ - who's not feeling too good...and why?
  • Khmer Rouge prison chief found guilty
    Khmer Rouge prison chief found guilty, Words in the News, 26 July 2010
Successful Learning

I enjoy so many different aspects of teaching:  interacting with students & seeing them interact with each other, preparing lessons and predicting what questions will come up, seeing a student ‘getting it,’ the period when a timid student finally begins to lose some inhibitions and trust her/himself.  Of course the real sense of achievement comes with the positive feedback - hearing from a student, “Hey, it worked!  They understood me!”  Here are a few of my favorites stories:

 

 

I had been playing Hide & Seek Vocabulary with a 7

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A somewhat older adult student confided to me

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Adult students will occasionally bring English correspondence with them to lessons -

 

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I had been working with three 6 year olds for a short time.

 

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Kritik = criticism

critic = Kritiker