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Q: What have you taught your students that make's you proud?

Day 8 in China on my this time shortened annual pilgrimage

I went to help out my Sister in-law with a class (so they could see the white monkey)

and  we were talking about English songs 

after the usual Wacko Jacko and lady Gaga answers I was asked if I new any English songs.

For the life of me the only one I could think of was Soft Kitty.and they loved it

So if you are in the North East and you hear Soft Kitty you can blame me.

and that is my contribution to  education in China this year.

14 years 15 weeks ago in  Teaching & Learning - China

 
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Soft Kitty?!?!  Oh, you are very evil.

 

People who watch the awesome show Big Bang Theory will also know the song.

 

For me, the funniest thing I ever taught people was how to say "Bite me".  That was the saying of the day for months in my company.  It made me want to laugh every time I heard it.

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