Well, I’m quite optimistic about the way the language is taught in the schools. It is an ideal way of inculcation of knowledge into all those juveniles who are currently learning those languages, such as English, for example, in Canada. It’s taught by the teachers in a very polite and cautious manner so that the inculcation of the language goes in a coherent way into all the children. And they do learn by doing. Hands-on experience through the language like speaking, listening, writing and reading skills is very well taught in the schools. And I would not criticize anything about this fact at all. But to suggest some improvements from my own perspective, I would say that having some speech therapist for the particular children who have some speaking difficulties or communication, you know, nervousness, that would be even more better for the schools to teach the children more effectively.
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Well, I'm quite optimistic about the way languages are taught in schools. It is an ideal method of imparting knowledge to all those juveniles who are currently learning languages, such as English, for example, in Canada. It's taught by the teachers in a very polite and careful manner so that the learning of the language occurs in a coherent way for all the children. They learn by doing. Hands-on experience through speaking, listening, writing, and reading skills is very well taught in schools. I would not criticize anything about this at all. However, to suggest some improvements from my perspective, I would say that having speech therapists for children who have speaking difficulties or communication nervousness would be even better for schools to teach the children more effectively.
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