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Ketchup on English! – Answering “Who, What, Where, When, Why and How” to Flesh Out A Story
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- 12/04/2021
Ms. Nuri
As a teacher, Ms Nuri believes in nurturing self-directed learners who have the drive to be the best versions of themselves, and the curiosity to always seek knowledge without being prompted to. She believes that English language education is anchored by effective communication and active listening, thus, she makes sure that her lessons are always lively with interaction!
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