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Oct 3, 2007
A student comes to class>>>he walks in as I am giving
directions and says” I speak no English” So I immediately
put him with Jose, who translates from English to Spanish …
for 20-25 minutes all the directions I am giving the class.
Afterwards, I look over to the new student who looks
bewildered. I asked him: “Do you understand the directions
of the project?” He says,” No I speak Russian.” The class
roars in laughter.
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