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What is the difference between teaching and learning?



 
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What is the difference between teaching and learning? #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 18, 2004 19:38 pm   What is the difference between teaching and learning?		  
Torsten wrote:
Hi Verunchik,

You can learn something but not somebody. You can teach or instruct somedody.

Let us know if this makes sense.
Torsten

Hi! It makes sense for me.
In addition I want to say I am impressed your activity in Internet
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More material soon #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 18, 2004 20:01 pm   More material soon		  
Hi Verunchik,

Thanks a lot for your positive feedback and your support. You will soon be able to use even more material and features here.
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More material soon #3 (permalink) Mon Oct 18, 2004 20:26 pm   More material soon		  
Torsten wrote:
Hi Verunchik,

Thanks a lot for your positive feedback and your support. You will soon be able to use even more material and features here.

About what do you tell?
I would be interested to know.
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Wait and see #4 (permalink) Mon Oct 18, 2004 20:31 pm   Wait and see		  
Please wait and see Smile
For an update you can always check the ESL Blog. Thanks
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