Observation and Reflection of Foreign Teachers’ Class
Abstract
Trough observing the English teaching of two foreign teachers at college, the author find that even the foreign teachers are very motivating and inspiring, most Chinese college students remain as reluctant as in Chinese teachers’ classroom because of their culture and educational training history.References
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