MARIA AUXILIADORA BILINGUAL SCHOOL: DynEd Laboratory

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT STAFF

PRE SCHOOL TEACHERS
Teacher: Evelyn Samaniego
Teacher:
FIRST GRADE A/B and SECOND GRADE A
Teacher: Omaira Arosemena(Reading,Spelling,Grammar and Conversation)
SECOND GRADE B and THIRD GRADE A/B
Teacher: Karen Camarena(Reading,Spelling,Grammar and Conversation)
FOURTH GRADE A/B and FIFTH GRADE A/B
Teacher: Nikolaus Magnus(Reading)
Teacher: Melida Sanchez (Grammar, Spelling)
Teacher: Marinelly De Gracia(Conversation)
SIXTH GRADE A/B
Teacher: Melida Sanchez (Reading, Grammar, Spelling)
Teacher:Marinely De Gracia (Conversation)
SEVENTH GRADE A/B and EIGHTH GRADE A/B
Teacher:Flor Alba Pinzon (Reading, Spelling, Grammar)
Teacher: Idania Flores (Conversation )

Remember that learning English requires action
English is easy to learn

English is not only the most useful language in the world. It is also one of the easiest languages to learn and to use:
- Simple alphabet — no special symbols such as é or ä. Type in sweet, part, film on your computer. Now try süß (German), (Polish), (Russian). Which is easier?
- simply add s to a word. One car, five Easy plurals cars; one telephone, two telephones... There are very few exceptions.
-Words are easy to learn. In French, it's la fille and le chien. In German, it's das Mädchen and der Hund. In English, they're just a girl and a dog. And that's all you need to know.
· Short words. Most of the basic words are short: run, work, big, go, man. Long words are often shortened: sitcom = situational comedy, fridge = refrigerator, OS = operating system. Speaking English saves you time. :-)

MARIA AUXILIADORA BILINGUAL SCHOOL

viernes, 8 de febrero de 2008

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