Jess McCulloch

Teaching China and Chinese

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Teaching China and Chinese

Discussions on teaching about China and the Chinese language.

Website: http://groups.diigo.com/groups/teaching-china-and-chinese
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F. Beryl Kohl

Learning Chinese

Started by F. Beryl Kohl Oct 10.

chia liang

Sharing your insights and tips in Chinese

Started by chia liang Apr 20.

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James O'Reilly Comment by James O'Reilly on August 28, 2008 at 10:24am
I have social network called Collaborative Translation. Some language educators do teaching and translation work. You are welcome to join and to contribute to some 21st century benchmarks. http://collaborative-translation.ning.com/
Terry Smith Comment by Terry Smith on July 20, 2008 at 12:21pm
Ni Hao to the group. I teach Chinese to my grade 4 kids as a general part of our vocabulary work, and as part of our global projects with Taiwan. Sometimes, we have a Chinese teacher come to class and help out with the tones, but usually I just wing it with what I know. I took 4th grade students to Taiwan in 2004 and 2007 to the International Summer school ay Kang Chaio in Taipei. Zei Jian. -- Terry
Paul McMahon Comment by Paul McMahon on April 14, 2008 at 2:28am
Hi Jess,

Can't say it will be my ideas that I will be sharing in this group but I may be able to direct some enthusiastic Hong Kong teachers here.

Paul
 

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chia liang F. Beryl Kohl Jess McCulloch James  Webber Yingmei Zhu Paul McMahon Derrall Garrison David Colon Terry Smith James O'Reilly Steve Carlin Tracie Ovens Joseph Chmielewski
 
 

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