> Une Autre Façon de Concevoir l’Évaluation et la Notation dans l’Enseignement Général et l’Éducation Nationale 1. Avant-propos Le système d’évaluation et de notation mis en place par les différents gouvernements du monde entier est largement le même si ce n’est à quelques différences près concernant le dénominateur maximum allant généralement de 5 à 100 […]
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Due to severe defamation laws it is forbidden to write negative comments or reviews in Thailand. Therefore, a collective of teachers have decided to create a list of trustful recruiters, agencies, and schools. Here are the known data regarding schools that can be trusted and do hire you when they say they will hire you,
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The French students have “The Little Prince” written by St-Exupery and the Thais have “The Story of TongDaeng” written by His Majesty the King of Thailand. It is both a unique and interesting book; unique as this is the biography of a stray dog that the King took home and took good care of all
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How has your experience with school been? → As a student, my experience was what I would say as “normal” in that I tended to follow all of the rules and make good enough grades. As I became a teenager, I tended more towards athletics than schoolwork, but was still normal enough to get through.
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I have always been amazed by the way language develops through the years, from childhood to adulthood. A couple of months ago, though, I started to be especially interested in knowing how bilingual children’s language developed. I made a search on internet, since there is no library in Thailand to be found, and obtained all
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