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	About me I have been teaching for almost 10 years. I deeply enjoy and love teaching. I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina and my main interests are languages, education and the new technologies. My Qualifications & Experience I'm an ESL teacher. I have a university degree in Education from the Buenos Aires University. I'm about to have a post-graduate specialization in Educational Technology also from the Buenos Aires University. I have been teaching English to young learners, adolescents, as well as adults, for nearly a decade. Nowadays I'm also an online facilitatior of Spanish as a Second Language. Teaching Approach I'm convinced that languages, above all, are communicational tools. That is why my teaching approach is mainly communicative. Being each student unique, I firmly believe that the teacher should be flexible and always take into account their needs and interests. Teaching, then, should place the student in the centre of its concerns.
	Word of the week	Adding Fun
	admonition ad-muh-NISH-uhn, noun: 1. Gentle or friendly reproof. 2. Counseling against a fault or oversight; friendly caution or warning. After debating whether Keayne should be excommunicated, the congregation concluded that an admonition would suffice. -- Patricia O'Toole, Money & Morals in America And in religious families, the biblical admonition, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone," is part of living-room and kitchen table conversations. -- Ann O'Hanlon, "Strange lessons for inquiring children", Irish Times, September 14, 1998 Or there is this simple admonition: "Be careful, God is watching." -- Roger Cohen, "A Land Where God Is Working Overtime", New York Times, August 23, 1998 Admonition derives from Latin admonitio, admonition-, from admonitus, past participle of admonere, to remind, or warn, strongly, from ad- (here used intensively) + monere, to remind, to warn.	INTERMEDIATE Passive Using "Get" For each sentence, use the passive with "get" whenever possible. 1. I don't know why this class is always so dirty. It (clean) every morning. 2. The murder suspect told the police a complicated alibi but it (believe) by them and he was charged with the murder. 3. "Whose is that computer in the corner of the office?" "I don't know - it (never use) by anyone." 4. When foreign films are dubbed into English, usually a lot of the original meaning (lose) in the translation. 5. Humans (think) to have originated in the east of Africa. 6. If my car (damage) by you, you will pay for the repairs. 7. Glenn Miller (kill) in an aircrash in England in the 1940s. 8. When I am older, I (know) as a famous scientist. 9. The films of Charlie Chaplin (love) all over the world. 10. The new factory will open next July and the company says that over 250 employees (need) initially. 11. Did you hear that Jane (promote) to a management position at work! What great news. 12. (pay) for a job you enjoy doing must be the definition of a happy life! missnoralia@hotmail.com
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