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Studying Two Languages At Once: Spanish and Mandarin Chinese
by Anna H.
February 18, 2011 01:27 AM EST | recommended: 3 | comments: 32 Recent Photos
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Jun 05, 2011 1:09AM EDT
 Feb 21, 2011 4:11AM EST
 Dorine H. replied to a comment by Dorine H. on Studying Two Languages At Once: Spanish and Mandarin Chinese "I still think your program director's problem was about laziness and lack of caring. People with actual training to work with international students know how to "negotiate for meaning", or exchange "do . . ." more Feb 21, 2011 12:58AM EST
 Anna H. replied to a comment by Dorine H. on Studying Two Languages At Once: Spanish and Mandarin Chinese "Yeah it definitely also was a problem of not caring. She definitely could have done more for some things. I was mad about that as well. The language thing definitely didn't help though. For instance, my . . ." more Feb 21, 2011 12:03AM EST
Dorine H. replied to a comment by Dorine H. on Studying Two Languages At Once: Spanish and Mandarin Chinese "The problem with your program director doesn't sound like a language problem, but a caring problem. I do not speak Japanese, but have visited my Japanese students in the hospital, facilitated visa issues, . . ." more Feb 20, 2011 11:10PM EST
Anna H. replied to a comment by Dorine H. on Studying Two Languages At Once: Spanish and Mandarin Chinese "Sure it is possible to teach without the native language but it is by far my preference to have a teacher who speaks English. Not to say that they should be speaking English all the time, but that it can . . ." more Conversation Space
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