Som-Pong wrote:Haven't heard of them, mind you I am not an English teacher except by trade. I've got a Masters in Edumacation which is what gets me gigs, somewhat.
I hear that Wall-Street is quality but a bit expensive. It's basically where the affluent go. On the other hand I've worked BC teachers who just sucked. Personality is a huge factor in teaching,
I don't consider myself a very good teacher of language, I can't explain shit. My studies were in Philosophy of Heligion and World History. I feel well versed in teaching both, even though I don't know shit about that either.
Would that count as paragraphs?
You guys don't want to get on at Wall Street anymore. 15 years ago maybe. It was a pretty good model that put too much of language learning onto computers and not people. It will totter on for years maybe, but it will die. That model of language learning is dead, RIP.
Trust me on this one.


