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Old 03-06-2016, 12:08 AM   #22
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Thanks so much for the supportive replies!

I'm still focused on reading ebooks to people on Skype rather than in real life.

I'm interested in how one meeera said that there is more to teaching English than just being able to speak English. Could someone fill me in on what else is needed to be a good English teacher?
A good education. A very good command of the language. And most importantly knowing teaching methods.
Just reading to someone will not teach a person English.
If the other person cannot see the book, it will be totally useless.

Full disclosure: I have worked as a tutor/special needs helper/worked with the local reading program for a bit. Also attempted to teach someone English. That one was almost impossible and that was in person.

If you really want to help, contact your local English as a second language group.
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