The Egyptian Approach to Studying Language
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I am going to introduce you to another friend of mine Marwa El-mossalamy. She is a teacher assistant at Irvin Valley College. In this episode, you’ll hear interesting facts about the Egyptian approach to studying language as well as Marwa’s personal experience as a supplemental instructor.
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