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  Oriani October 11, 2014 1:20

  Hi dear, 

  I am back. 

  I shad a wonderful time during my very deserved vacation but now I'm back to the reality Having 552 students ( 12 groups of 47) is not easy at all. And yes, my students are forced to take English and I have to be extremely creative to make them like English. I love teaching and they sometimes show me love but as I said, I have to many students, they're teenagers and plus they misbehave too much. 

  In brief, I can't wait for our Christmas break, haha. 

  Cheers, 

  Ori.
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  Sonia October 10, 2014 11:10

  
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  Garima October 10, 2014 5:13

  Dear Bob please find time to read my story imagination into reality and share hows that
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  Alka October 9, 2014 9:10

  thanks for the warm welcome sir yes it is the another name of india
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  Tara Benwell October 7, 2014 19:35

  Thank you so much for the "separate" spelling tip. I will never, ever forget that there is "a rat" in it. I'll be passing this on for the rest of my life!
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  Lady Anne October 7, 2014 13:12

  Hello Bob.  Nice to see your message on my wall.  I hardly breath from doing all my extra jobs at school. The disadvantage of working in a small school is that you will be forced to do other jobs and your designations vary.  

  So glad to see you in every corner of EC!  For the first time, I heard your voice in Luci's group.  I was pretty amazed.  As always as it happens, people's voices fall short of someone's expectations.

  Really, what a very nice voice you have!  Thanks for giving in to our coaxing, lol!  Am sure that you have inspired a lot of your students with your voice.  A well modulated voice - this is one characteristic that an effective teacher possesses.
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  Mohamed Al jazeeri October 6, 2014 20:55

  Yellow Ribbon
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  NisHanth October 6, 2014 13:50

  For your friendship....Best of luck.
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  Gayan Lakmina October 6, 2014 4:04

  thank you Mr.bob I am new to English club. still i don't know how to deal with this. thank you for your advice.
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  Tanya October 5, 2014 12:22

  It is so painful to realize that our modern society is going to raise IT monsters who have never read anything except computer manuals. Teens have no idea about "Three Musketeers", "Crime and Punishment", "The man and the sea", "Gone with the wind". They don't even watch movies! I am afraid to ask if they know Jack London, Mark Twain, Alexander Duma, even Mel Gibson. Perhaps, they think I ask them about football or baseball players! So, where are we moving?! In one of Stephan King's books is a phrase:"The roof of the world has moved off" and it seems not to be fantastic any longer!