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[quote=Anonymous]Just a note from a teacher - if some kids in the class love English and want great discussions, that's who the teacher will end up engaging and working with the most. We want a lively discussion for the rest of the class to hear at least, and your kid would be one of the students (maybe one of the few) to help provide that. The kids who don't care will just stare into space as usual and not matter much; I will cold call them now and then, but the results won't be great. In my experience, you can always find a few in a room who are into the lesson plan.[/quote]
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