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New Study from Europe: When Teachers & Students Speak English in the Classroom

Posted on October 3, 2012 by profesorbaker

In Chile, every time we survey students we find out something that surprises nobody. It is related to teaching English, in English. As you can imagine, it is a good idea to teach English, in English. First, here is the … Continue reading →

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Chilean Ministry of Education – English Opens Doors Program: English Standards (Ideal Goal)

Posted on August 2, 2012 by profesorbaker

English Standards The Ministry of Education, through the English Opens Doors Program, has defined as the national ideal goal, the following levels which are considered necessary for English students grade 8 (8° Básico) and grade 12 (4° Medio), as well … Continue reading →