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Apr 18, 2012
Part of me questions whether I really have to pick this battle. On the other hand, it takes practice to learn a new language. I speak from experience on this. I think some of it is fear, though.
How can I best approach this?
Sara
On 4/18/12, Ms. S wrote: > I am a tutor currently working with a pair of brothers > grades 2 and 4, who arrived from Puerto Rico less than a > year ago. So, of course, their English level is on the low > side. There's no problem getting the younger one to > spontaneously use English during our sessions. The problem > is with the o...See More
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