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It means that your employer will still make a payment after a notice period and don't have to work. It is also called pilon
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It depends with the level of stubborness
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Hi This was our exam question. Choose the best option. A) I have stomach ache. B)......... 1) Do you have fever? 2) What should you do?
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A) I have a stomach ache. Not many of us have stomachaches. B) do you have a fever Yes, I ve had one several times.
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It is possible, but as a professional the expectation is that the teacher must at all times maintain a certain level of decorum even in the face of adversities.
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Good afternoon, I need a tutor who may be related to logistics and cargo transportation in the USA. My future profession is a truck dispatcher, and I will need to often communicate with brokers and drivers, can anyone help me with this? Thank you and have a nice day) Добрий день,мне нужен такой репетитор,который возможно связан с логистикой и грузоперевозками в сша.Моя будущая профессия это трак диспетчер,и мне нужно будет часто общатся с брокерами и водителями,кто ни будь сможет мне в этом помочь?спасибо и хорошего дня
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Hello Vadym :) I have worked as a truck dispatcher for an American company, would love to share my experience with you.
- Describe a lesson you have taught that was particularly effective
Describe how you inspired your student and what made it so effective. Share any innovative method or technique you used to make your lesson more engaging.
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I had a student who was struggling with the prepositions in, on and at. I used the zoom annotations to draw rectangles of different colours for each preposition. I then wrote an explanation for each inside the rectangle. 1. at : is used for clock times, exact times of a day, e.g. "at night, at 5 pm, at sunset". 2. in : is used for months, years, seasons, eras, morning/afternoon/evening. E.g. in March, in the evening, in spring, in 2023. 3. on : is used for days, dates, holidays, weekends, etc. I then asked the student about their daily routine. I used sentence starters and modelling. Ex. When is your birthday? My birthday is ....... What do you do in evening? at night? When are you starting your new job? I am starting my new job......... The lights switched on for my student. She said: Thank you teacher. Now I understand the difference.
- What methods do you use to encourage creativity and critical thinking among your students?
Please feel free to share the strategies and activities you employ to stimulate students' interest and promote critical thinking.
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