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from ali , 34 yrs (TURKEY) - 2009-10-31
School - "Turkish Education System"

Hi Everyone I am Ali. I am a language teacher.dO YOU WANT TO LEARN ABOUT MY COUNTRY'S SYSTEM ABOUT EDUCATİON ?I am waiting your questions

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from caiyeyin , 20 yrs (China) - 2009-10-31
School - "Do you want to know more about schools in Chia?"

As we all know China is a country with a large population,so it is hard to meet all the people's need of education.To a child from the countryside,going to school is a very happy thing, especially girls.But now it become better,more and more children in the rural aera have the opportunity to recieve free education from primary school to middle school. Take my little sister for example,she is a 13-year-old girl and she has free middle school education.She said "she is so happy in school ,and she love her school life very much "Iam so happy to have seen the great change in my country,and i believe it will be better and better.I'm gratefull to the Chinese govenment for its efforts.
Welcome for any reply.And i want to make friends with you .
Added;Happy Halloween!!today is Halloween festival.Enjoy it!
yours
caiyeyin from guangxi, China

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from Rachel , 30 yrs (Kenya) - 2009-10-24
School - "Inyernational Teaching opportunities"

Hi everyone.

I have been dormant for sooo long, since i registered into studentsoftheworld. Been soooo busy.
My question is on international teaching jobs.

I am a teacher, by profession, and teach Math and Business studies at a local High school in Kenya. I have been at my current station for over 6 years, and the trvel bug is biting. I have applied - over the net - for various teaching positions, and is suddenly realizing that the world isn't the global village i thought it was, considering the many walls i have encountered in my quest. I have evev tried recruitment agencies most of which advise me to attend school fairs, get more qualifications (?), etc etc. Hence my questions.

What qualifications does one need to qualify for a math teaching job abroad ?- I hold a Bachelors degree from a local internationally recognized University, in Education ( Math major, Accounting minor).

And what is the best way of accessing these teaching positions?

Any replies/ help will be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Rachel.

10760 - from caiyeyin (Chnia) - 2009-10-09
School - "welcome to our college !"

Our college is located in liuzhou,China,which is very beatiful place .There are a lot of green trees and flowers around the roads in our campus,our school also has three lakes with many fish .What is more ,liuzhou is a city in China famous for stone.If you like to know more about liuzhou and our college ,welcome !!

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10808 - Reply from Yaodong (China) - 2009-10-30

Thanks,Miss Cai,for your note.I hope more and more people will get to know about Liuzhou.

10739 - from canelle , 46 yrs (Rep Dom) - 2009-09-29
School - "ma fille n'aime pas l'ecole"

elle a neuf ans et ne veux pas aller a l'ecole. je ne sais pas quoi faire.

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10742 - Reply from Traveller (Planet Earth) - 2009-09-30

"elle" = ?
combien age ... elle?

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from maeliss , 15 yrs (france) - 2009-09-23
School - "scholastic correspondence"

Hey. I'm a french student (first year of secondary school) and my class and I, we would like to establish a scholastic correspondence with an english or american establishment. Then, every pupil of the class would have a correspondent. If you're interrested bye my project, speak of this in to the manager of the school and send me an e-mail:
maelisshernandez13@yahoo.fr

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Reply from gina , 17 yrs (china) - 2009-10-02

holle,my name is gina . I'm Chinese student. I like English very much . but my English very bad. I want be your frend .

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from Jawahar , 42 yrs (India) - 2009-08-28
School - "Dyslexia- the ways to overcome it"

Hi,
someone here might have come across students with dyslexia, can you please tell me how you handled them successfully?

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from Emily , 16 yrs (China) - 2009-08-19
School - "school days"

hello,I'm a junior middle school student.
I just think school days in China are very hard,especially high school student.They have to study all day long.so I always be too tired.
But if you have a best friend in your school ,things like different. they can help you so much .
what do you think of your school?

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Reply from Emily , 16 yrs (China) - 2009-11-21 >> NEW

of course

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10860 - Reply from ibo , 15 yrs (turkey) - 2009-11-17 >> NEW

hi! Im ibo.ım turkısh.ı live in turkey.I want to learning english.do you want to be friend with me?

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Reply from Emily , 16 yrs (China) - 2009-11-12

Oh!you are really realaxing! but i am really tired . I think all the students at this age is busy in my country. We study for tests all the time , and hardly ever have time for sports. this term we even study 10 hours a day ! REALLY TIRED!!! I began to find that the best place is my bed!

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10761 - Reply from Clara (Austria) - 2009-10-09

hey!
i'm from austria, europe. here, school is for 6, sometimes for 9 hours a day. no doing homework, studying or hobbies at school. i don't know if it's the same in other countries, but i'd be interested in it! xD
bye

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Reply from Emily , 16 yrs (China) - 2009-10-05

I always think the middles in USA is relaxing.

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Reply from Kayondra , 12 yrs (USA) - 2009-10-02

Here in the US Middle Schoolers go to school for about 6 hours. For me the work is sometmes easy but there are somethings that you can not handle alone.

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10669 - Reply from Maddy (Aus) - 2009-08-26

In Australia school goes for 6 hours a day which seems like way too much, and we go for five days. I know a lot of Asian schools go for much longer, and I don't think I'd be able to handle it.
But yes, friends do make it better :)

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from jiaotongcj (China) - 2009-08-03
School - "Super Speed MBA-C at Jiao Tong University£¨Shanghai£©"

COMPEREHENSIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRTION *Fast (one Saturday per week) *Effective *Practical Special emphasis: Doing business in China. Understanding Chinese business culture. Lectured in the English language. Info: www.educationshanghai.com Tel: 021-50813383 (24hrs) or 021-64481768 Email:china-studies@hotmail.com We have many other classes too: www.educationshanghai.com All @ Jiao Tong University Ask us for any type of study required; we may be able to assist. MBA-C SCHEDULE One Saturday per week, 9.00 am Till 4.00 pm Part one: 5 September - 5 Dec 2009 Christmas recess: 6Dec-22Jan 2009 Part two: 23 January - 6 February 2010

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10617 - Reply from zhang , 20 yrs (CHINA) - 2009-08-06

jiao tong unniversity in shanghai is a good university in china~~

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from jackie (china) - 2009-07-23
School - "improve your chinese in a short time"

hello, we are planning a chinese language school for those who come to china.
we will provide a good chinese courses in order to get a fluent chinese in a short time, beside we will organize some activities for both chinese and foreigh students, and introduce some students to native families, so the students can be falimiar with the life here, and improve chinese very quickly, so you don't need to choose chinese as your major any more, we can do that in a much shorter time.
any question please leave me a message, or jus call me:
msn: jackiecn666@hotmail.com
icq:356010578
skype:jackiecn888
yahoo messenger:jackie81cn2001
contact person: jackie

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Reply from jackie (china) - 2009-10-30

thank you so much, but how can i join you on Elluminate,thanks.

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10809 - Reply from don (China) - 2009-10-30

Hello,
We have had online Chinese language class on Elluminate.You are welcome to join us,too.
People from dozens of countries have tried it with us and it worked well.

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from Sandwidi , 20 yrs (BURKINA FASO) - 2009-07-13
School - "Exercise/debat."

Est-ce qu'à travers des musiques et des poèmes on peux arriver à resoudre les problèmes de guerre que se posent dans de nomreux pays?

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Reply from Hee-Sun , 15 yrs (Belgique) - 2009-08-15

Salut,
tu ecris?
j aimerais lire tes poemes contre la guerre...
contacte moi par mail
a bientot

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Reply from Adeline , 16 yrs (France) - 2009-08-11

Salut,
Je penses que tu peux écrire des poémes ou des chansons mais rien ne peux empêcher la guerre. Malgrés tout ce qu'on peut faire, on y peut rien! Tu peux tout de même essayer mais ils ne serviront sans doute à rien pour(être réaliste).
A plus! =)

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from Leonard , 85 yrs (U.S.A.) - 2009-07-09
School - "Better future"

Students need to be empowered to discover and develop their humanistic potentials by working in groups of mutual interests.as partners, to arrange explorations and apprenticeship projects of their their choice with adults, locally and worldwide, to contribute to a more productive, creative and peaceful world of communities. Students can become partners with adults to achieve a better world.

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Reply from Mariam (MALI) - 2009-07-28

Can we be penpals?

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Reply from mehdi , 20 yrs (morocco) - 2009-07-14

yes of course

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from oufafe , 27 yrs (algerie) - 2009-07-08
School - "le systéme éducatif algerien"

de puis 1962 et le systéme éducatif algerien à des échec a cause des facteures politique et autres sociale et mème colonielle
premierement le conflit ""arabophone / francophone " et finalment la réformation de systéme educatif et comment eviter l'abondance et échec scolaire .......suite

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10585 - Reply from tactac , 24 yrs (tahiti) - 2009-07-28

reformation n'est sans doute pas le mot qu'il faut. je propose réforme voire refonte ou refondation .
aussi je te recommande de revoir ton vocabulaire. on ne doit jamais critiquer un sujet ou un domaine dans une langue que l'on connait à peine. merci

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from benothmen , 20 yrs (tunisie) - 2009-07-08
School - "medecine en Algérie."

slt tous le monde,je viens de decouvrir votre club.j'aurai aimé etudier la medecine mais malheureusement j'ai pas eu cette chance en tunisie.voila,on m'a bcp parlé d'aller étudier medecine en Algérie.mais comme vous savez c'est un pays étranger et je voudrai tous savoir a propos.comment on fait l'inscription, les frais,combien ça coute d'etudier en algérie, dois je faire une équivalence de ce diplome en tunisie... je voudrai bien quelqu'un qui me renseigne, je suis vraiment perdu,j'ai déjà raté cette année(retrait d'inscription) et j'ai échoué au concours de reorientation aidez moi svp!!

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Reply from saoussen , 19 yrs (algerie) - 2009-07-10

bonjour! je suis tombée sur votre annonce j'espére vous etre util je suis etudiante en communication mais je cannais des etudiants en medecine alors voila il faut tout d'abord avoir votre BAC avec une mention "assez bien " 13 ou 12.50/20 pour les inscription il vous faut toute lpapperace naissaisaire pour prouver votre identité,nationalité,votre relevet de BAC... pour ce qui s'aggit de frai vous n'avez pas dutout a vous en fair le dinard algerien est bien moin chére que le dinard tunisien l'ebergement est gratuit en plus les cités universitairs qui hébérge les etrangers reste ouvert toutes l'année la restauration est gratuite il faut juste acheter les tickets qui ne coute rien. le tronsport des etudiant est gratuit aussi. voila en gro c'est sa mais il faut vous deplacer debut septembre pour plus de renségnement. contactez moi je vous serez petetre util. bonne chance

10518 - from Lauren , 13 yrs (N.I) - 2009-07-06
School - "Thats Bad"

Paying for Edcucation?! I understand now why people end up in rubbish jobs!

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10861 - Reply from ibo , 15 yrs (turkey) - 2009-11-17 >> NEW

hi! Im ibo.ım turkısh.ı live in turkey.I want to learning english.do you want to be friend with me?

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Reply from Carissa , 10 yrs (Saint Lucia) - 2009-07-08

ok, well, education is very important, good. i think its worth the money but on the other hand, everyone should be provided with education including poor people. perhaps they would not be so poor be cause with education, they could find a job. i've always liked it if things like that were all free, so i think i agree with you. but its still worth the money.

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10520 - Reply from Scholar (USA) - 2009-07-07

Lauren,
Are you referring to the education of young people (through age approximately 18) or of university aged people? I personally think basic education should be free for everyone and then those who do well in school (slightly above average grade wise) should be provided free university by the state. This provides an educated workforce for the country which is all around good. It also rewards merit rather than just money so everyone who is willing to work has a chance to get ahead and land a good job.

Just my opinion!

10513 - from Scholar (USA) - 2009-07-04
School - "University"

In the US the costs of an education are continually going up. There are grants and scholarships available for some students, but it is based on things such as need and athletics instead of academic record. This puts a lot of high performing middle class students in a tight spot in which they must take out loans, which lead to higher debt in later life.

Do you think it is fair that the students with the best grades have to pay a higher cost for college/university than lower performing students who happen to come from a lower income family?

Is the situation the same in your country/region?

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Reply from ¿¨½ŞÄÈ , 16 yrs (China) - 2009-09-26

en,In my view , the US the costs of an educatian shouldn't grow up any more.Because there are not most families can pay for it by themselves without loans.And i still thought that it's not easy to pay for our foreignor students.

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Reply from yang , 24 yrs (China) - 2009-08-05

well, it does seem a little unfair for the exllent students to pay a higher cost. usually, the government or college definitely consider much more about students from poor family, they want to help a little bit more for the poor students.
to be hornest, i have never heard of this policy in USA.
in my country, you just have to be good engough, then the scholarship will come to you naturally.

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10523 - Reply from Scholar (USA) - 2009-07-08

Well, i think it'd be better for me to leave the board soon, i'll think it over.

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10522 - Reply from Scholar (USA) - 2009-07-08

Very interesting...I did not write message directly below this one...seems someone else is writing under my name...guess i'll leave the board alone for a while.

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10521 - Reply from scholar (usa) - 2009-07-07

Hmm, i personally doubt that totally free education is a way to make people more clever, but who knows.

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10519 - Reply from Lauren xoxo , 13 yrs (Northern Ireland.) - 2009-07-06

University should be made cheeper in Northern Ireland as every student will probaly have to take a loan to pay it off!

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10517 - Reply from scholar (usa) - 2009-07-06

That is very interesting. It seems to be the exact opposite from the US, which has some of the world's best research going on (in some disciplines especially) but students must still pay to study unless they are of the lowest incomes (which get grants that equal full tuition, etc).

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10515 - Reply from akram , 16 yrs (algerie) - 2009-07-04

we don't have this problem in my country , because education is free in algeria , we don't have to pay to learn in universities , even transport means were provided for studants who live in villages or small towns , the goverment pays money for poor students , or those who have no income , food and dorms are also free , but than , the scientific reasershes at colleges are very low , maybe the lowest in the word , and the proov to that , that the goverment provides scolarships to other countries for students who have inpressive academic record .
so we have an other problem in algeria , as an oil producing country , we have enough money to let every algerian go to college , but our universities (about 60 university ) has no remarquabale scientific researshes.

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from Carissa , 10 yrs (Saint Lucia) - 2009-06-29
School - "I wanna learn spanish"

hi is there anyone who can teach me spanish. plzzzz don't charge me. email me. carissaj99@hotmail.com

10472 - from jacobus (china) - 2009-06-16
School - "Expat Children & Youths Summer Fun Camp and Intensive Chinese Language Training"

The Jiao Tong University£¨Shanghai£© 2009 International Summer Camp provides an ideal platform for your children. They can learn elementary Chinese, or improve the Chinese language proficiency. Also, they can acquire new skills, practices their decision making And manage their own affairs efficiently. The following activities are under the careful tutelage of experienced child-instructors and teachers: Leadership Development Organizational Training Logic Thinking Independence Training Intensive Chinese Language Arts, Crafts Model building, Martial arts Robot Design, Electronics 2 weeks (Monday- Friday) summer camp from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Info: http://www.educationshanghai.com/02co/LeaChin.htm Tel: 021-50813383£¨24hrs£© or 021-64481768 Email:china-studies@hotmail.com

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from octavo año , 8 yrs (ecuador) - 2009-06-15
School - "supresion de signos de agrupacion"

ayudenme porfavor a rsolver este deber de matematica -2(-8)-raiz cubica de 32 raiz cubica de -2+(-6)al cuadrado /[(-3)elevado al 0 (2)+(5-3)+2]= porfavor ayudenme

10470 - from Katharina , 15 yrs (Germany) - 2009-06-15
School - "I want to learn Swedish!"

hey there!

can someone teach me swedish??

10459 - from pie ( japon) - 2009-06-09
School - "hello"

amitie recherche amies
aussi
recherche des coordonnée de livres pour travaille mon anglais debutante et francais
classe en france c'est CE1 je crois .

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from oumaima , 13 yrs (maroc) - 2009-06-04
School - "de oumaima à tout le monde"

bonjour je cherche des amis j'epere bien vous connaitre (°_°)

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10466 - Reply from dorin , 11 yrs (roumanie) - 2009-06-12

salut, cherche sur le forum des etudiants, mon nom Dorin, pour correspondre, merci

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Reply from chang liu , 19 yrs (china) - 2009-06-05

what

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from prescilla , 13 yrs (lyon) - 2009-06-03
School - "je recherche des correspondant anglais espagnol"

je recherche des correspondant anglais et espagnol je parle français j'ai 13 ans

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from melikatou , 15 yrs (burkina faso) - 2009-06-03
School - "coucou"

bonjour je m'appelle melika, j'ai 15 ans et j'aimerai correspondre avec des filles de 10 à 16 ans qui parle le français et l'anglais.
au revoir et a plus.
meli_lastart@yahoo.fr

10427 - from Karim (Maroc) - 2009-05-25
School - "Création Ecole Linguistique"

Bonjour,
Je voudrais créer une école linguistique, et je me demande combien de temps cela me prendra pour ce qui est des démarches administratives.
Si vous avez des idées là-dessus, je serais reconnaissant.
Merci d'avance.

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from Suong Cam , 20 yrs (Vietnam) - 2009-04-14
School - "Hello!"

Hello... Everybody, Im a college student... Im living in Vietnam. I want to make friends with all people come from other country. I love travelling and culture.
Contact me at: suongcam_bemyself@yahoo.com
Nice to see u...

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Reply from Bobby , 15 yrs (Indonesia) - 2009-05-28

Hi.. i'm bobby. i'm from indonesia. u love travelling? come to indonesia. many magestic scenery here. have u ever been to bali? that's good one for travelling. And the other places which are nice too.

10296 - from Rossella (Italie) - 2009-04-03
School - "ABCtribe.com site international sur la formation du Lycée et de l'Université"

J'aimerais vous faire part de ce site que j'ai connu surfant sur le net, que je trouve très utile à tout niveau, offrant beaucoup de renseignements sur l'école, l'éducation en général, la formation universitaire et après degré, notes, annonces, nouveaux amis, dissertations, essais, professeurs...etc etc

Il s'agit de http://fr-fr.abctribe.com/usweb/HomePage.asp

Bon voyage!!!

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Reply from demba , 22 yrs (senegal) - 2009-05-18

slt je serais tres content de recoir tes messages dans mon email et meme des appel.je suis etudiant en licences de statistique et informatique et jatend vos reaction.

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from naabstone , 18 yrs (Ghana) - 2009-03-22
School - "do you need any help?"

i will like to help anybody who needs any help./

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Reply from Carissa , 10 yrs (Saint L:ucia) - 2009-07-08

oh yes. i do need help!! do you know any spanish or french? i really wanna learn them, so that i can talk secrets without my friends understanding!! lol.

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10420 - Reply from jade (great britain) - 2009-05-17

hi i need help with my school work particularly english but im ok with spelling

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10308 - Reply from kyky (cameroun) - 2009-04-07

i need help thank mafranga1@yahoo.fr

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from seo ji , 18 yrs (korea) - 2009-03-21
School - "Are you satisfied with your school rule?"

i am in th high school.
we am in our school from 7am to 10am.
we all day study koean,sciencs,math,english,chinese,,,etc.
i like friends, but this school like prison is horrible.
how about your school?

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10625 - Reply from Virginia , 16 yrs (Italy) - 2009-08-12

I know,sometimes school is hard,like mine...But i LOVE school,i LOVE knowledge and i have to thank school if i have a lot of culture and knowledge. I will be able to realize my dream because of the school!;) And you have to think of this...you have to think of something you're willing to struggle for...I'm sure you'll like it a little bit;))
Please trust me..;)

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Reply from Carissa , 10 yrs (Saint Lucia) - 2009-07-08

hey, i go to middle school.
well my school's not that bad...... ok ok.
its a good school but it could be better.

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Reply from nu'man , 19 yrs (malaysia) - 2009-05-09

i agree with yaya..cuz i don't think so that schools is a very horrible place to go,u just have to use your mind and think the importance of going to schools,if you aregoing to change your perception ...just make sure that u really love to get more knowledge,and more,and more...i hope you think...

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10337 - Reply from yaya , 17 yrs (malaysia) - 2009-04-17

hello

you know, I'm studying in boarding school so we have to follow the rules......

It is really unhappy but we should love our school because it is the place where we

start to know something in the world. Try to love what you have because after you finish

your school you will miss it. Believe me!!!

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from jaques , 21 yrs (rwanda) - 2009-03-19
School - "hi?"

je voudrais vous salue seulement.

10242 - from omaya (Algeria) - 2009-03-04
School - "Teaching difficulties"

Hi everyboby.Iam an Algerian teacher of English in a high school. I have just found this forum, and I am interested in sharing ideas with others, either from Algeria or abroad. I want just to speak about the difficulties that I meet during the lesson, especially with third year classes. I sometimes find myself teaching French or Arabic, simply because my learners have a very low level concerning this language. Could you give me any suggestions that can help me to keep in touch with English????? I'm afraid to lose it soon..................

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Reply from rihabsalam (algeria) - 2009-04-23

Dear coleague,
I think most countries of the world face the same problem but the teacher should be wise and adapt his lessons according to the level of his pupils .As far as I'm concerned I find that teaching with videos is very important.I'm using "you tube videos in my class which have relations with my theme.The pupils like it very much and are very interested.I've tackled the topic of civilization,education and humour.I advise you to try this

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10293 - Reply from omaya (Algeria) - 2009-03-27

good evening Mr.Scholar. thanks for your reply. what surprised me is that i'm not seeking to improve my English, or to stay up on it only. however, i'd like my learners to be included in my process of teaching...i want them to like and love English despite the difficulties they encounter....i want them to speak it freely, and fluently....i want them to know more about it, its culture, its native speakers.... i am waiting for new replies... thanks and goodbye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Reply from MOH , 27 yrs (ALGERIE) - 2009-03-15

HI TEACHER
I AM SU HAPPY TO RESPONSE YOU.YOU HAVE WRITTEN ABOUT AN INTERESTING THING
DU YOU FIND THAT IT IS POLITICAL
MOHAMED 4EME ANNE SOCIOLOGIE EDUCATION

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10264 - Reply from scholar (us) - 2009-03-14

Well I am always happy to hear from a well meaning teacher. That is one of the most amazing lines of work one can choose.
From what I get of your post it is you that wishes to stay up on your English and not that you are trying to teach your students, correct?
As for tips to keep up to date on a language (I must keep my French fresh or I will lose it) it is helpful to read newspapers in that language. Also if you have access to the internet for long periods of time you could find sites that have free streaming video or radio. It is always good to keep up on listening skills also. Finally, I think that participating in this forum would be helpful. English along with French are the main languages used, so you could definitely correspond in English. Sometimes there are very interesting debates going on, so join in! Also I believe there is a special forum for teachers if you would be interested (I am not a teacher so I do not have experience on that one).

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from sara , 23 yrs (algeria) - 2009-03-01
School - "need some help"

hello
I am fourth year student speciality english liscence and I am preparing a thesis titled"Using songs in classroom teaching"for my graduation,if anyone has an idea about the theme just some additions are useful sometimes.thank you

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10265 - Reply from scholar (us) - 2009-03-14

I know that when I was learning language, teachers would use songs to aid in memorization. Anything put to a rhythm is easier to remember than just plain words. We sang about body parts, alphabet, numbers, and much more.
http://www.musicalenglishlessons.org/index-ex.htm This site has many English as a second language activities to teach grammar.
http://www.eslpartyland.com/teachers/music/musicimpressions.htm This is another interesting activity that would help to learn the context of songs for more advanced students.

I think that in general it depends on the age of the student and their language ability.
Good luck on your thesis!

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Reply from akram , 16 yrs (algerie) - 2009-03-01

if that could help you , our 1-2-3-4 grade frensh teacher used to sing to us the alphabet (frensh) song to help us memorize it (in frensh) besides "frére jacque's song (ding dang dong lool) and some national songs like the famous (min jibalina , and the national hyme ...) and that's pretty much it ...

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from Ashish (Nepal) - 2009-03-01
School - "About library support in nepal"

Hello everyone,

I am from Nepal. I am currently working on renovation of library in one of the rural areas of Nepal. I would like to know if anyone is interested in giving a helping hand in this noble activity.
Please mail me at ashziz@gmail.com if anyone is willing to support the progam.
THNAX.

Ashish

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