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... tend to use mother tongue if they are grouped with those having the same language, and particularly talking in small groups because they find it easier and more natural to speak their mother tongue ... plentiful activities. Only by such way can those activities encourage students to speak and attract them to speaking lessons. These factors mentioned above have aroused my ambition to carry out the ... you do this often, then some day if you really do make a mistake, you can casually tell students it was just a test! A variation ofthe Surprise Principle is called the "information gap"....
... the catalog and the reference desk rather quickly gave way to an easy familiarity with how they all fit together? Your ex-perience with law libraries will similarly pass from fear to mastery in a ... Are the materials you’ve found to support youranswer as up -to- date as you can get? Because lawchanges so rapidly, a case or statute that is only a yearold may already be obsolete. You haven’t ... local materials (perhaps a law review article or a state bar publication), you stand a good chance of finding the answer to your question a lot faster than if you usegeneral or national materials.5....
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