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In the sphere of education, it remains a place that dares to be a little unique. It is our academic focus to each and every student that makes us distinct.

The other point of view on freedom of speech in Russia

In the nineteenth century, the Grammar Translation Method predominated ESL/EFL teaching. In that era, translating literary texts from the second/foreign language to the students' native language was one of the main learning activities. But when this method was replaced by the Structuralism Approach, during the 1960s to the end of 1970s, literature was no longer used. Structuralism Approach was concerned with correctness of grammatical form and not with content, interpretation of the written word or style.

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Wonderful collection of Language Arts Songs that Teach English Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling

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This is a great resourse that will help language learners improve their English watching video 739 video lessons!

In 1845 Frederick Douglass published what was to be the first of his three autobiographies: the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave, Written by Himself.

This lesson plan is prepared with an overview of the topic with some questions to guide reading comprehension. I think you can find many ideas for developing your culture and literature classes.

This document is very good...It has some strategies that you can use in your classroom to teach and discuss Human Rights. Take a look at it!

:Lesson plans about microfinance, how to use the concept in your classroom by informing students about global poverty.

Great site to practice grammar through short segments of famous movies! Quite entertaining for our classes and our students!