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Phil_K
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| I particularly like one of the readers comments about mentoring, one of my pet projects right now. |
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MotherF
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To an American with many year of experience in this field (EFL) that article makes it sound like school teachers in the UK take a CELTA course! I never imagined that an primary school teacher would be forced to churn out PPP lessons.
It should be obvious that adaptablity and flexiblity are desireable traits for a teacher of any subject or grade level. |
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Phil_K
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| It should be obvious that adaptablity and flexiblity are desireable traits for a teacher of any subject or grade level. |
Exactly. It seems that the UK's excellent reputation for education standards comes from the past.
(BTW, I should point out to readers from across the pond that in the UK "Public school" means private school, and what you might have though was a public school is a "state school".  ) |
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MotherF
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| Yeah, having worked with Brits, and British English teaching materials, for nearly 20 years, I know that Phil. |
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