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  • Teaching English In Taiwan - Does Skin Colour Matter
    By: Creztor Tessel | - It might not have crossed your mind before but teaching English in Taiwan at most schools isn't as straight forward as you may think. The many privately owned schools in Taiwan place great importance on the skin colour of the teachers they hire. This doesn't mean that you won't find any teachers who aren't Caucasian, but the majority of schools prefer to hire teachers with Caucasian heritage. Without putting it too bluntly, if you are a white teacher in Taiwan you have a much better chance of ...
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  • Teaching English In Taiwan - Do I Need A Tefl Degree To Teach
    By: Creztor Tessel | - If you are thinking of moving to Taiwan to teach English, you might be surprised at just what kind of qualifications are required. Teaching English doesn't actually require any special kind of degree or papers. Many people make the assumption that TEFL or similar degrees are required to teach English. While this may be the case for some work, the majority of teaching work in Taiwan does not require a TEFL or similar degree. This doesn't mean you shouldn't consider getting your any extra teac ...
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  • Get English Teaching Jobs Online At Various Locations Abroad
    By: Jai Prakash Srivastava | - If you have the skills and expertise to teach English, you can find various online opportunities to earn a good income for yourself. There are students that are always searching for the online programs that can help them in learning English. Teaching English is one of the lucrative and profitable professions for those who have the right skills and experience for teaching students in various parts of the world.

    Since varied options for English teaching jobs are available online, the ...
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  • Get English Teaching Jobs In A Desired Country
    By: Jai Prakash Srivastava | - If you are one of those who wish to teach English to language students then there are a variety of online opportunities available for you. By going online, English teachers can succeed in finding teaching English jobs by posting their profile and in the desired country.

    As a tutor, you can available the best of opportunities to teach English abroad by using new and unique solutions, which has not been offered yet to English teachers. The great part about finding English teaching j ...
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  • Find English Teaching Jobs In A Preferred Country
    By: Jai Prakash Srivastava | -
    In an economy where companies are cutting jobs and its hard to find jobs more and more people are going overseas to teach English. The pay and benefits are great and there is a whole new experience waiting around the corner. Teaching experience is not a requirement. As long as you are proficient in English there are masses of English institutions that are looking to hire you. Whether you are looking for a institution to teach English overseas or you are looking to teach English pri ...
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  • Why People Tefl (teach English As A Foreign Language)
    By: Bruce Haxton | - TEFL, on paper, is perfect: an exciting career, a chance to see the world, a life full of fresh faces, opportunities and experiences. But, in reality, life at home holds people back: jobs, cars, family, friends, house, age, personal circumstances so what is it exactly that makes people put all that on hold, get TEFL certified and jet off into the sunset? We asked some of our TEFL graduates what made them take the plunge

    1. To fund travel

    Its a happy coincidence ...
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  • Discover Ways To Get Certified To Teach English Overseas
    By: Adam Matheson | - So, now you have your 4-year college degree and are interested in going abroad and to fund your trip you want to get certified to teach English abroad. Many individuals want to know if there is are a lot of classes required to obtain the certification.

    It actually depends somewhat on which country you want to teach English. The Asian countries are easier on certifications than Europe due to their higher demand for native English speaking teachers. Some schools will hire you withou ...
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  • Esl: A Career That Offers Endless Possibilities
    By: Chad DeBolt | - ESL teachers help students from other countries learn the English language. As you probably already know, ESL stands for "English as a Second Language." In the United States, with immigration at an all time high, the need for qualified ESL teachers has never been greater. But ESL teachers do more than simply teach foreign students a new language, they also help them adapt to a new environment and learn the intricacies of a new culture. It is fulfilling and rewarding job that gives the teacher th ...
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  • Introduction To Bels
    By: Donald Brincat | - Who we are

    Small, family-run school with a maximum capacity of 60 students.
    Fully accredited English language school.
    Quality tuition in a relaxed, unique environment, the perfect combination for language studies.

    Why choose BELS

    We offer personalised, flexible, tailor made courses all year round.
    We are an internationally recognised centre that has already catered for adult persons from ...
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  • Esl Jobs - How To Find A Job Teaching English As A Second Language On The Internet
    By: Chad DeBolt | - If you are fluent in a second language other than English and you can teach it to those who don't know it, then you have a chance of getting a job teaching English as a second language or related job opportunity.

    There are plenty employers that are searching for teachers that are fluent and are qualified to teach English as a second language to those who are not good with the English language. You can qualify if you are a native English speaker and should also possess a Bachelor' ...
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  • How Esl Teaching Benefits Students?
    By: Mistina Thomson | - "For long, ever since I heard of the concept of ESL Teaching, I was wondering if it gave any benefits to the students at all. After doing my research on ESL Teaching, I confirmed that ESL Job did give a lot of benefits to the teachers. But more importantly, it also provided a range of benefits for the students as well. I thought, I will do some more research on this aspect and find out more on the benefits to the students as well.

    What are the benefits of ESL Teaching to studen ...
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  • Are You Prepared For Esl Teaching Jobs?
    By: Ron v Edwards | - In this article you can find valuable information about ESL teaching jobs. For the beginning the term ESL means: English as a second language. Actually everybody who is looking for ESL teaching jobs wants to be a teacher in English. Because this is second language to the kids all over the world, this job requires traveling to the different parts of the world and teaching small kids faster to meet the basics of the English language.

    Every newbie in this sphere has a lot of question ...
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  • How Can I Become An Esl Teacher?
    By: Ron v Edwards | - First of all, a word about ESL: it means English as a Second Language and is the shorter acronym for the job Teaching English as a Second Language (or TESL). Some people who teach ESL are qualified teachers. Others are simply people who speak English very, very well; may have English as their native tongue; and are willing to teach people who are not native English speakers.

    ESL Teaching Jobs

    ESL Teacher with the US Peace Corps – Though the US Peace Corps is ...
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  • Teach In China
    By: Timothy Green | - Teaching English in China won't get you rich, but it's guaranteed to provide you with an exceptional opportunity to experience the Chinese culture, to travel, make friends, learn some Mandarin, and also provide you with a means to live abroad for an extended length of time. Interested? If you're between the ages of 18 and 60, in relatively good health, flexible and adventurous, the prospects of landing a teaching job will be, in most cases, easier than you would think.

    Presently ...
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  • Opportunities For Teaching Internationally
    By: Justin Burch | - Throughout the world, there are international schools looking to hire American, Canadian and British teachers. With over 900 K-12 schools in locations as diverse as China and Italy, the opportunities for teaching overseas are incredible. Despite the differences between each international school, they are all first-rate, private schools with great faculty members and top-notch facilities. Most of these schools also boast small class sizes and diverse student bodies. Considering the fact that ther ...
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  • Thinking Of Tesol For Your Career?
    By: Nia | - TESOL is the abbreviated form of an internationally acknowledged diploma course. The full form is Teaching English To Speakers of Other Languages. This degree will enable you to become a teacher to the mass whose native tongue is not English. This course will train you in the basic approaches; prime teaching methods and learning techniques to teach English effectively to foreign pupils with diverse student profiles and dissimilar requirements.

    TEFL and TESOL

    The acr ...
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  • Enhance Your Teaching Experience By Teaching English In Germany
    By: Michelle Simmons | - Are you interested in teaching English abroad? Are you considering teaching English in Germany? If so, you may find the path ahead of you surprisingly easy!

    Germany, with tight business connections to the Western world and a large amount of well-educated citizens and available universities, can always use English teachers. A high value is placed on native-speaking English teachers, particularly those from the United States and England. And unlike some other countries, where the re ...
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  • Teaching English In France A Novel Way To Truly Experience The Culture
    By: Michelle Simmons | - Are you interested in a job teaching English in France? You might be surprised to learn that it's surprisingly easy to find a position.

    Unlike other countries where advanced qualifications are required, the French are more likely to hire native English-speaking teachers based on other credentials. While it's wise to approach the job with a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate in hand, advanced degrees and credentials are not necessary. If you have a Bachelor's ...
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  • How Well Do You Communicate?
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - I've noticed how many schools have difficulties that, when analyzed, are essentially communication problems. All organizations have to communicate externally and internally. As external communications affect enrolments, more effort is often put into external communications: PR, advertising, attendance at fairs and conferences, etc. than internal communications. A typical picture I receive is of a school where the administration exerts much effort in relating to its potential clients but often ne ...
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  • New Intake Of Teachers
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - Many new teachers will be preparing to set off for exciting new locations to take up teaching positions in September. I have already posted some entries about culture shock and how the teachers need support during their period of adapting to a new way of life. But the truth is that a proportion of teachers will have accepted posts from schools they know little about and they run the risk of being exploited by unscrupulous employers who know that they are vulnerable.

    So what should ...
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  • Step Outside The Box And Start Teaching English In Europe
    By: Michelle Simmons | - As of today, there are thousands of Americans living in Europe. The majority of them are there for job purposes, and one of the main jobs they hold is teaching English. Teaching English in Europe will always be a source of employment for those wishing to live abroad, since the value placed on native-speaking teachers in Europe is extremely high.

    The information below is designed to help you start thinking along the lines of becoming an English teacher in Europe. Consider these fac ...
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  • Enjoy The Tropical Lifestyle When Teaching English In Costa Rica
    By: Michelle Simmons | - In Costa Rica, the skill of speaking English is an excellent way to advance in a career. As Costa Rica interacts more and more with the Western world in terms of business communication, knowing how to speak English is becoming a priority among businessmen and students alike.

    If you're interested in teaching English in Costa Rica, you can pretty much rest assured that you'll have an intriguing and enlightening experience. The following tips are designed to help you locate and land ...
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  • Esl Jobs Faq
    By: Josef Essberger | - Are there really any ESL jobs for me?

    Yes, there are. Rightly or wrongly, the whole world wants to learn English. People everywhere, especially young people, are convinced that speaking good English is their passport to a successful career. What is more, they are being encouraged in this by many governments. Worldwide, there are many more ESL jobs than there are native-speaking EFL teachers to fill them (though it should not be forgotten that English is also taught by perfectly co ...
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  • Teaching English As A Second Language: Help Others Learn And Grow
    By: Michelle Simmons | - Who doesn't love the idea of travel? Who doesn't dream about a job that could take them anywhere in the world? If you're interested in teaching English as a second language, you've chosen one of the most popular careers for those with a true sense of adventure.

    As with most careers, there are certain personalities that succeed at this job, and certain personalities that don't. A close look at native speaking English teachers overseas would likely result in seeing some common trait ...
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  • Materials On A Limited Budget
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - Since the London bomb attacks, I have been thinking a lot about the courageous people there who have to go about their daily business despite the threat. I worked in the capital during the years of the IRA bombings and my greatest fear was of just such an event, as I used the transport system daily. Will people ever learn that violence is not a solution?

    Recently I discussed this problem with a school director:

    My school is quite small and we have to keep our studen ...
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  • Older Teachers
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - I met a retired engineer the other day and she told me she was half way through a TEFL training course. She wanted to know what I thought her chances were of finding a teaching job when she has completed the course. Well, I can't disguise the fact that there is a lot of age prejudice in the world of ELT. I think all sorts of reasons combine to make this a profession dominated by young teachers.

    First, it appeals to those who want to be able to see the world and gain experience: in ...
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  • Teaching English In Brazil The Ultimate Way To Enjoy Everything Brazil Has To Offer
    By: Michelle Simmons | - As the largest country in South America, Brazil is big on business. Their geographical proximity to the United States, as well as their trade agreement with North America, makes speaking English a very important asset for Brazilian citizens. English is taught to all levels of Brazilian students, from childhood on up. Some Brazilian companies will hire English teachers to train their employees to make foreign communication easier.

    With that said, Brazil is naturally a major destina ...
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  • Teaching English As A Foreign Language: A Life-altering Challenge
    By: Michelle Simmons | - If you're considering teaching English as a foreign language, congratulations. You've chosen a career that many people don't attempt. Although it's one of the most rewarding jobs imaginable, the truth is that it can be a massive commitment. Of course, if you have a passion for it, then the work involved will be a true pleasure.

    There are two basic ways to teach English as a foreign language. One way is to do so in your home country. All over America and other English-speaking coun ...
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  • Do You Know How Your Students Want To Learn?
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - Learner power is the topic of this article. I wonder how many school directors think about asking their students how they want to learn. The idea of conducting a needs analysis to find out what students want to learn is nothing new, but Im not sure if we are quite so used to trying to find out their preferred learning styles. I mention this because it strikes me that so many teachers come from the same mould, having qualified through courses based very much on progressive western views of edu ...
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  • What's The Best Way To See The World? - Teaching English Abroad
    By: Michelle Simmons | - Almost everyone dreams about traveling and seeing the world. What better way to do it than with a rewarding career? If you're considering teaching English abroad, chances are good you've got the wanderlust... and little fear of being gone for a good period of time.

    If you've already weighed the pros and cons and decided that this is the career for you, chances are good you know what the requirements are. You may even be working on your degree as you read this. Nonetheless, here' ...
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  • How Long Is An Esl Working Week?
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - It seems that some schools combine long hours with revolving days off so that teachers find it hard to recharge their batteries, let alone keep up the quality of their teaching.

    As so often this comes back to cultural norms. Many teachers come from a background in which it is normal for the working week to run from Monday to Friday leaving Saturday and Sunday free. It can thus be difficult to adjust to working, say, six days before a day off arrives. Also if the two-day weekend is ...
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  • Your Passport To The World - Teaching English Abroad
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - Teaching English in a foreign country can be an incredible challenge... and it can also be one of the most fulfilling experiences you'll ever have. Living abroad, absorbing the culture of another people, and using your native English knowledge to enlighten your students are all wonderful aspects of this rewarding career.

    But before you take the plunge and sign up for a job overseas, there are a few things you should consider about yourself and your intended path. Keep in mind... n ...
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  • How To Be A Modern Day Globetrotter - Teach English Overseas
    By: Michelle Simmons | - We all dream of traveling the world, but it takes a certain kind of person to be interested in a lifelong career in a foreign country. If you've decided to teach English overseas, you should be proud of yourself--you've chosen an extremely challenging and rewarding career.

    Of course, choosing to do it is just the beginning. A lot of questions are going to crop up during the course of preparing for the job, and the number one question will most likely be: Where will you teach?

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  • Health Matters
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - I guess nobody likes thinking about what can go wrong with the recruitment process. We all like to think we are reasonable employers, offering a fair package in return for a professional job. Yet, we do operate in a market that is prone to certain complications. Think about it. We recruit mainly young teachers who travel a long way from their home and friends, perhaps to a country they don't know anything about. There you are: already you can see how emotionally vulnerable they are. And if all t ...
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  • From Hola To Hello: Teach English In Mexico
    By: Michelle Simmons | - Speaking English is an absolute requirement for Mexican citizens who wish to advance in a professional field. Because of close ties with the United States, many Mexican companies conduct a certain amount of their business in English. So, if you've decided to teach English in Mexico for a living, you can be rest assured that you've chosen a profession that's high in demand.

    If you choose to teach English in Mexico you'll have the chance to experience firsthand the rich Mexican cult ...
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  • Is A Degree In Esl Worth It?
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - A recent poll asked whether English teachers should have a degree of some type. Approximately 64% of the respondents thought they should have a degree for teaching ESL: quite a high "yes" because, as always, there were some "don't know" meanings that makes the "no" camp very small.

    I am generally in favor of teachers being first educated to degree level. This is not some arbitrary snobbery or elitism. Teaching requires a trained mind. A teacher has to be analytical, methodical and ...
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  • Mixing Spaghetti And English: Teach English In Italy
    By: Michelle Simmons | - For those who dream of teaching abroad, Italy is often the first country that comes to mind. Beautiful, historical, and surrounded by a sense of romance, Italy is a dream for most Westerners who plan on traveling for a career.

    It should come as no surprise, then, that English teaching jobs in Italy are somewhat difficult to obtain. There's a lot of competition and a lot of applicants, and if you're hoping to secure a position you should be prepared to prove yourself.


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  • English Teaching In Israel Can Be Immensely Rewarding
    By: Michelle Simmons | - In Israel, the need for English-speaking citizens has recently risen to epic proportions. With this increase in demand, finding a job teaching English in Israel is easier than ever for foreigners who wish to head abroad.

    Are you considering teaching English in Israel? If so, there are a few key things you should know before you begin your job hunt. The information below is designed to make the process easier and ensure that you're getting the best possible situation. Teaching Engl ...
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  • Teaching Contracts
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - I often hear teachers complain that employers issue contracts and then ask them to do more than the contract requires. From the other side of the fence, employers sometimes feel that teachers are too rigid in their interpretation of the terms of the contract. It is certainly a tricky area, so what can you do to make sure that the contract offers proper protection for both teachers and the employer? My suggestions are as follows:

    The first point to consider is your own attitude to ...
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  • Can You Get Teachers To Love Admin?
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - I recently discussed a recurring issue following this question from an employer:

    My teachers do an excellent job in the classroom and feedback from students is positive. But when it comes to administrative duties, I find they are lax. Registers are sometimes forgotten, lesson records are sketchy, and reports on students are late and not very full. How can I make teachers understand that these duties are as much a part of their job as teaching?

    Oh dear, I've he ...
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  • An Acronym By Any Other Name
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - I don't know about you but I loathe acronyms. Yes, I know they have a convenience factor but they also seem to me to be potentially sinister, redolent of George Orwell's Newspeak. Our field has its fair share of them and woe betide anyone who uses one wrongly. Never, for example, say ESL or TESL when you mean ESOL or TESOL. Why? because you might unwittingly insult a learner by referring to ESL (English as a second language) when the learner might be a speaker of several languages with English s ...
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  • Do Something Exotic With Your Degree And Teach English In China
    By: Michelle Simmons | - The demand for English teachers all over the world is growing quickly. As more countries interact with each other through business and other types of communication, the need for English speakers in foreign lands is growing. And nowhere is this need greater than in China.

    If you're considering teaching English in China, you've chosen a challenging and competitive field. Every day language students choose China as their career field, but the need still far outweighs the available te ...
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  • Break Out Of The Teaching Rut And Teach English In Hong Kong
    By: Michelle Simmons | - Speaking English is a major priority for the people of Hong Kong. The business world is always moving quickly, and global communication is vitally important. In order to compete effectively, Hong Kong emphasizes English education for everyone from childhood on up.

    Combine those factors with the fact that there's currently a shortage of native English speaking teachers in the country, and it seems Hong Kong might be the ideal location if you're considering teaching abroad.
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  • Teach English: A Fulfilling Career That Will Take You To Great Places
    By: Michelle Simmons | - All over the world, English is the accepted language for many forms of international communication. From business transactions to air traffic control, English has taken over as the language of choice. Choosing to teach English abroad puts you into a fast-moving, high-demand job that can take you almost anywhere.

    If you have a sense of adventure and love the idea of a job that takes you to another country, you should seriously consider this career path. It's sure to be a unique and ...
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  • Better Late Then Never
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - Whenever I talk to teachers I don't usually have to wait long before they start listing their concerns about students. I wonder what would come top of your list of teachers complaints about student behavior. My guess is that punctuality would come pretty high. It doesnt sound too difficult on the surface to insist that students should come on time to their lessons but in practice there may be factors that make the lateness habit difficult to break.

    Take country cultures, for ...
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  • Choosing A Timetabling Software
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - Recently, I was asked for information about timetabling software. I don't feel I can recommend a particular product as each school will have different requirements, but I thought it would be worth discussing some of the issues involved in choosing software appropriate to your needs.

    I think the first consideration is ease of use for those who need to operate the system. The onscreen information should be user-friendly with clear instructions. You also need something that is easy t ...
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  • To Teach Business English?
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - Mid-career crisis? Have you got what it takes to teach English for business?

    Teachers often ask me what direction they can take after a few years of teaching general English. To continue as an ordinary classroom teacher seems like stagnation, so choices have to be made about how to develop both professionally and personally. Specializing in English for business can be a fruitful move if the teacher is able to transfer existing skills to the business context.

    Let me ...
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  • The Hallmarks Of A Professional Teacher
    By: Brenda Townsend Hall | - Have you ever wondered what the qualities of a really professional teacher are? I know that all teachers want their students to like them, but being liked isn't the be-all and end-all really, is it? I mean teachers have to make some unpopular decisions sometimes.

    Teachers can be popular just because they are friendly and helpful, but to be truly professional and effective they need other qualities. Students may not be able to put their finger on just why one teacher is more effect ...
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