The teachers were encouraged to speak in English which was usually very hard for them. They could read very well, but spoken English was not usually a part of their class training.
posted by Betty Cutts at 1:39 PM
Friday, August 12, 2005
The teachers were encouraged to speak in English which was usually very hard for them. They could read very well, but spoken English was not usually a part of their class training.
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- Name: Betty Cutts
- Location: Morehead, Kentucky, United States
Betty is a housewife and community volunteer with a Master’s Degree in Elementary Education. She has taught as a volunteer teacher in an English as a second language (ESL) program, and three summer English camps in China. She has also served as a volunteer court-appointed special advocate (CASA). Betty served as secretary for Morehead Sister Cities and spearheaded the Morehead exchanges with Morehead's Sister City - Yangshuo, Guangxi, China. She is a Rotarian and past President of the Morehead Rotary Club. She and her husband David, a retired physics teacher, have two sons, who are engineers with national companies, and four grandchildren.
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