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Math and science in English

 
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 26, 2006 2:57 am    Post subject: Math and science in English Reply with quote

Today, all students in primary and secondary school need to learn math and science in English. Some people agree about this and there also have some people who disagree about this.
I admit that English is very important and everyone must use the language but for students from small town, they have problems using this language because they rarely use this language to communicate with others. This language will give them difficulties to score the subject and this will affect their result in the exams.
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