 Many of our current students are bank employees. One of them has been particularly studious - studying 3 to 4 hours of English every night after work.
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 I'm still impressed how Teacher Chloe turned me into what I'm doing right now. I'm not comparing myself with her, but just observing how much an impact an experienced teacher can have on her trainee.
 Teaching is like mining for gold. The gold is not scattered all over the surface, and miners have to dig deeper and deeper. Yet, sometimes tragic accidents happen and the mine collapses, killing all of its workers underground.
 I was the only one in my village to study English. My family and friends thought I was crazy for doing so and didn't appreciate it.
 The hour that we collectively spent pouring over exams and remembering classroom interaction worked well for differentiation. Whereas before there had emerged a leader from each group and some very bored individuals, we saw a marked improvement in group cohesiveness and cooperation.
 From the early morning to around 6:30 pm, parents are busy harvesting watermelons and vegetables, which will be sold in the main town.
Thank you Dr. Saw Mra Aung Foundation for donating two solar panels for our class. They will surely help our night study sessions.
Some don't believe us. How can students learn quickly without force? Without canes, chanting, and threats? Without studying 7 days a week?
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