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Q: How do we get students here?

how do we get students here.

4 years 23 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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This isn't an educational website, so...  You don't.  
Online education (in general) has recently been banned in China, so...  You don't. 
Private tutoring counts as (illegal) part time work, so...  You don't. 
 

You find students here by going to your appointed classsroom at the appointed time.  !PRESTO-CHANGEO!  You found students. 

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One should yell:

 

"STUUUU-dents, all aboard!" 

 

"aboard" pron. ə-bôrd′ broken heart

 

adverb 

 

1. On board a ship, train, aircraft, or other passenger vehicle.

2. At the side; alongside.

3. In or into a group, organization, or business.

 

 

 

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This isn't an educational website, so...  You don't.  
Online education (in general) has recently been banned in China, so...  You don't. 
Private tutoring counts as (illegal) part time work, so...  You don't. 
 

You find students here by going to your appointed classsroom at the appointed time.  !PRESTO-CHANGEO!  You found students. 

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