On the one hand, I'm proud of my students' English ability. On the other hand, perhaps I shouldn't leave them alone with chalk.
posted by Sam Kellum @ 10:27 AM
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Kellums in Hungary
A sketchy overview of the Kellum family's year in Hungary.
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
On the one hand, I'm proud of my students' English ability. On the other hand, perhaps I shouldn't leave them alone with chalk.
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Is this where you keep your below average students until they get back to B level work? Let me know whats working in your class, and if you are interested in tips....I guess you may be too cool though since you have your own club. Clark
Is this where you keep your below average students until they get back to B level work? Let me know whats working in your class, and if you are interested in tips....I guess you may be too cool though since you have your own club. Clark
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