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A Personal Bill of Rights
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We language teachers are especially lucky in that we get to be more playful and frivolous than other subject area teachers. Perhaps that’s where our CI teaching styles differ between us; putting to practice what we find playful based on our own idiosyncrasies.
…perhaps that’s where our CI teaching styles differ between us; putting into practice what we find playful based on our own idiosyncrasies….
And that is why we can never agree on one way to do it. The system is too much of a moveable feast. And that’s a good thing.