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I am from a very small town in the center of the State of Pennsylvania, United States. I currently live in Cuenca, Ecuador, where I have lived for over 8 years. I believe life and experience are the best sources of education. I have run several successful small businesses and now enjoy teaching others what I have learned in both professional environments and as a volunteer. I also believe that reading is the gateway to success. My years of experience in teaching have helped me a great deal to learn not only the techniques behind being a good teacher, but more importantly, the qualities necessary to be a great teacher. Patience, personal interest in the students, and a true desire to help others are just a few of the qualities I possess that are essential to being a motivating force behind the progress of my students. I truly love seeing students understand something for the first time. There is no greater feeling than helping others to better their lives. Teachers have that privilege every day. I would also like to mention that a great deal of the experience mentioned above comes from volunteer teaching positions I have held and continue to hold to this day. I believe giving back to the community without asking anything in return is essential for the good of others and oneself. ;-)
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    Hola Tiffany, :) Son casi iguales, aunque va a notar que ciertas culturas utilizan una expresión mas que otras. Aquí en Ecuador, por ejemplo, es mas común escuchar ¨Claro que sí¨ cuando quieren estar de acuerdo y ¨Por supuesto¨ mas para decir ¨No seas tonto, es obvio.¨ :D Espero que te ayuda. :D Chad PD En Inglés, es la diferencia entre"Clearly" y "Surely".
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    March 13, 2015
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