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The Toughest Lesson of the Week

I need to apologise. I lied to you! When I said in my bio that I could speak five languages I wasn’t telling the truth. I deceived you and I deceived myself. Read more

Paperblog Pick in Languages

Explore Mystical Japan

I have always liked the Asian culture. It’s totally different from European culture. In Asia, they put a strong emphasis on values, rituals and tradition. I especially like how the... Read more

LATEST ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS

Why I Let Students Call Me Sir Even Though I'm a Woman

From eves-rib.blogspot.com Let's start this by getting something straight: I am a woman, always have been a woman, and always will be a woman. I haven't had a... Read more

The 04 July 2013 by Naturegirl321
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Argentine and Their Famous Steak

TweetArgentina is famous of their steak. It’s not a secret that they love meat and that they are good in preparing it. Don’t worry if you’re a vegetarian,... Read more

The 18 July 2013 by Expanishargentina
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The Shopping and the Shoes in Italy: How to Call in Italian Language the...

There are the sales! It's time to buy everything you had wanted but it was too expensive. The shop windows declare sales from 30% to 70%. How about a wild... Read more

The 09 July 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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The Importance of Have Aims and Learning Objectives

From kasperpiro.com Whenever I've been observed I usually get criticised for not having any aims or learning objectives for my students. This is kind of correct. Read more

The 05 July 2013 by Naturegirl321
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Calamosche Beach in Oasi Di Vendicari: Wonderful Sicily

Calamosche : http://www.oasivendicari.net/ At last summer has arrived and all the lovers of the sea should arm themselves with flip flops, towel and sunscreen... Read more

The 01 July 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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Dutch, the Mythical Unicorn of European Languages.

Let’s be clear, unicorns unfortunately do not exist and neither does Dutch, my friends. Perhaps you’re saying “no way” and typing “does Dutch really exist”... Read more

The 17 July 2013 by Leah @ Oppositeocean
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Explore Mystical Japan

I have always liked the Asian culture. It’s totally different from European culture. In Asia, they put a strong emphasis on values, rituals and tradition. I... Read more

The 29 July 2013 by Tlb
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Dale's Cone of Experience

From http://www2.education.ualberta.ca Learning styles teach us that everyone learns differently. Dale's Cone of Experience shows us how to help our students us... Read more

The 11 July 2013 by Naturegirl321
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A Sincere Etymology Lesson

What is the sincerest origin of the word “sincere?" One theory claims that “sincere" evolved from two Latin words: sine (without) and cera (wax). Read more

The 16 July 2013 by Expectlabs
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The Riccia and the Sfogliatina : a Tipical Desset in Napoli Now Also with...

In those days I was in Naples for work. Every time I come to this city I’m fascinated by the people, the colors, the temperate weather. Read more

The 26 July 2013 by Xxlauraxx
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