[NIFL-ESL:2507] Re: : effective teacher - cultural

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I must admit that up to a point I enjoyed the back and forth repartee about
cultural knowledge bases.  As a matter of fact, it opened a new  avenue on
"cultural sensitivity".  I've already searched it on ERIC and I'm off to the
races...so any last comments any of you would like to make -- without the
SLINGING -- I'd be happy to read.

EKESL
ESL teacher in NYC



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