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Report from the Field – Diane Neubauer
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6 thoughts on “Report from the Field – Diane Neubauer”
Congratulations! And what a wonderful legacy to leave behind at your old school. My husband’s company has a large satellite location in Denver, and I told him I would move there in a heartbeat if he wanted to transfer.
Congrats on the big move Diane!! Rocky Mountain High CI now!
Congratulations Diane! Good luck with your move! I’m moving too and will go back to teach Chinese again!!
I just read your article on the demo lesson you did when you applied the job. I loved it and was wondering if you mind writing up your “Cold character reading” for your demo lesson. You can send it to me via my email: lindali72@gmail.com
Thanks and look forward to reading it!
And Ben, finally I am back to your blog after long time technical problems. 🙂
Hi Linda,
I’ll be glad to talk with you about cold character reading… but this is a crunch time. I may get back to you after my reports are written, okay? I’ll keep your email in my queue so I’ll be reminded.
You know, since you told me about xi2de2 (sorry this blog can’t do Chinese script) as “acquisition” I’ve had 5 or 6 Chinese “correct” my writing to say xue2xi2 (“learning, study”). Then I explain the difference. It’s a foreign concept for sure.
Thanks Diane. Whenever you have a free minute, email me! I am eager to hear about “cold character reading”.
Yes, “xue xi” is a common word. but not so many people are familiar with “xi de”. 🙂
Great to have you on the blog again, Linda, and to hear that you’ll be back in the classroom!? Where?