Teaching online versus teaching in person
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I think that one of the major differences between the skills needed to teach online and those needed to teach in person, is the fact that teaching in person requires a great deal more emotional control. This is due to the fact that it is very important for a teacher to display a disciplined and calm demeanor, despite any frustrating ...
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