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Latest post Thu, Oct 26 2006 2:22 AM by Philip. 2 replies.
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Anonymous  +  285571 Wed, 25 Oct 06 09:39 PM

Plz... I just know what it means.... it's a student appointed to assist a teacher... helping another students to understand a course (or at least a specific topic of this course)...

got it? I hope so... is there a specific term for that?

thx....
Anonymous
Vorpar, 3 yr 28 days ago
Teacher's Assistant?
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Philip  +  285641 Thu, 26 Oct 06 02:22 AM
 Vorpar wrote:
Teacher's Assistant?
That's what I called them for 30 years in my classroom.
Philip
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