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Qualities ESL Teachers Should Have to be Successful Teaching in Other Countries

by i churya in Education, May 27, 2012
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It is always said that teaching in other countries is sometimes challenging because of the many difficulties ESL teacher may experience in their application and teaching process. However, such difficulties could be conquered with these qualities. Here are some of them.

Fun Tips on Speaking English for Non-english Speakers

by Taylor Swift 22 in Languages, March 25, 2012
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When you are not a native English speaker and you are studying English as your second language. Speaking English isn’t as tough as doing math calculations or conducting scientific research. Speaking English is fun and you don’t have to perspire or put forth much energy to achieve and master the English language. To make speaking English pleasurable and enjoyable, there are some fun tips on speaking English for non-English speakers:

The Love of the Second Language English

by V rank in Social Sciences, February 13, 2012
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I do not know when or how it began but I have loved this language that sometimes it feels like my brain communicates with me using English.

ESL Hiring in China

by i churya in Education, January 27, 2012
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This is an overview of how non native teachers are discriminated when applying for an ESL job in China.

Six Reasons to Learn English as a Second Language

by Neel Kamal in Education, January 7, 2012
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Learning English as a second language is a useful skill. English is one of the most popular languages in the world and is widely used in business and travel.

Western Men Marrying Asian Women

by Nancy O in Ethnicity, May 19, 2011
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Some reasons why western men marry Asians, and vice versa.

Preparing for Literacy at Work

by Gail Cavanaugh in Ethnicity, April 27, 2011
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Students in an English as a Second Language class will comprehend English better when using readings they enjoy reading – favorite books, poems, and songs. They will enjoy reading books from their own country or books written about their countries. The women enjoy learning about the families. The men enjoy stories about fishing, stories, and folktales about their country, food, celebrations, and customs.

The Problems with Learning English

by Gail Cavanaugh in Languages, February 10, 2011
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Millions of immigrants come to the United States each year, despite the difficulty in learning English. It is not like other languages, even though many of the words were derived from them. English follows certain patterns in some instances, and at other times, there are perplexing exceptions to the rules. Therefore, foreigners should enroll in a literacy program.

English is a Confusing Language

by shelpeare in Languages, October 31, 2010
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So you thought that English was the easiest language to learn. That is only because it is your first language.

The Life and Death of Languages

by Ron Fields in Social Sciences, October 31, 2010
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Even though there is a proven human capability for learning more than one language, many languages in the world are on the verge of dying out. There are about 6,000 languages in the world, and some experts predict that half or more of such languages could die out over the next century as more and more members of isolated communities move for economic reasons and fail to continue their native language.

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