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We don't all come from the same cultural backgrounds and we don't all speak (write) English as a first language. Let's get past the language and cultural issues and get on to the teaching and learning process.
To what language and cultural issues were you referring?
Yes of course Nasrinta needs help, but it is not helpful of you to point out that they do not neet to say "I need help". I look at that as a cultural issue.
What teaching and learning did you have in mind?
As you pointed out, there are two basic groups here, those who need help and those who give help. I was just referring to those basic groups as teaching and learning.
Yes of course Nasrinta needs help, but it is not helpful of you to point out that they do not neet to say "I need help". I look at that as a cultural issue.
And it is time consuming and unnecessary for one to say s/he needs help in a problem forum. Especially in the title of the thread. It is like going to a hospital and saying "I am sick". I look at that as an efficiency issue.
As you pointed out, there are two basic groups here, those who need help and those who give help. I was just referring to those basic groups as teaching and learning.
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