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Jan 23, 2016
I would like to start a penpal exchange with a class from an English-speaking country.
If you are interested, please contact me: [email removed]
Jan 23, 2016
Does anyone have analysis for the poem "The Names" by Billy Collins and the figurative languages in this poem.
Thanks, May
Jan 16, 2016
Thank you!
Although adults experience this phenomenon, we seem to be surprised when we encounter it in young people.
One of the key aspects of instruction for struggling learners is the support and scaffolding we provide.
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Response: They are called phaneritic.