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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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...or not they had hands-on trained teachers.
Students were divided on the basis of whether or not they had hands-on trained teachers.
What are hands-on trained teachers?
What are hands-on trained teachers?
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Hands-on trained teachers are teachers who have been trained (given instructions how to teach) and who have "hands-on experience", that is, they have really taught; they have actually done all the things that teachers do -- planned lessons, presented lessons in the classroom, and so on. "Hands-on experience" is like "on-the-job experience" or "real-life experience". It means that you have actually done the job -- at least a little.
- Hands-on trained teachers are teachers who have been trained (given instructions how to teach) and who have "hands-on experience", that is, they have really taught; they have actually done all the things that teachers do -- planned lessons, presented lessons in the classroom, and so on.
- "Hands-on experience" is like "on-the-job experience" or "real-life experience".
- It means that you have actually done the job -- at least a little.
- It's more than just having some knowledge about it that you got out of a book.
- CJ
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Hands-on trained teachers are teachers who have been trained (given instructions how to teach) and who have "hands-on experience", that is, they have really taught; they have actually done all the things that teachers do -- planned lessons, presented lessons in the classroom, and so on.
"Hands-on experience" is like "on-the-job experience" or "real-life experience". It means that
"Hands-on experience" is like "on-the-job experience" or "real-life experience". It means that
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