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DISCIPLINE
Hello again, Dr Zack,
Just another question on behalf of myself and the other foreign and chinese-english teachers in my school.
The students are 19-21 year olds and about the worst thing they do is whisper in Chinese in class.
It can be distracting both to the teacher and the other students, however.
I currently catch their attention and indicate or say 'shhh' but it continues after a few minutes.
Is it worth responding to? Should I ignore it or take further action?
Thanks,
Rosalind
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- It's a sign of variable ability....probably caused by cheating in the past -- Rosalind
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- Some other problems at my Thai School -- Rosalind
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- Some students HAVE responded -- Elephant
- It's a Plan -- Rosalind
- I tried that in one class...with mixed results -- Elephant
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- RLL -- Elephant
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- Money, Money, Money -- Rosalind
- Lack of Money--The Language Lab Torpedo -- RhenoThai
- Language Lab -- Rosalind
- RLL -- Elephant
- Wait ... Wait ... -- Rosalind
- I tried that in one class...with mixed results -- Elephant
- It's a Plan -- Rosalind
- Some students HAVE responded -- Elephant
- RE; Some other Problems at my Thai School -- Dr. Yanni Zack- ESL Tips and Strategies
- Some other problems at my Thai School -- Rosalind
- Some other problems at my Thai school -- Elephant
- It's a sign of variable ability....probably caused by cheating in the past -- Rosalind
- It's a sign of variable ability....probably caused by cheating in the past -- Elephant