luojeffrey2002
Aug 2, 2018

8/1 Reflection (Yes, I’m late, whatever)

So I had to present about American Government. While I have taken an AP course on American History, the fact that I am trying to teach people whose first language isn’t English makes this a nearly insurmountable challenge. I now know that for a topic this complicated and foreign, I need to accomodate for the Chinese students and maybe even consider doing my presentation in Chinese.

 

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yangxiuzhu
Aug 3, 2018

In Chinese? It’s better to do it slowly but still in English. Ask more questions

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