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Currently an exchange student at Fudan University, I am loving my time here in Shanghai. My home university is UC San Diego in the sunny state of Califoria where I am in my third year majoring in Anthropology. I work with Shanghai Young Bakers and Shanghai NPI, two non-profit groups which I strongly believe in.
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    Michelle's notebook entry: Apr 23, 2011

    I really hate the literature class!! It makes me crazy!! Maybe if there <strike>are</strike> were no examinations <strike>and</strike>  or papers, perhaps then i <strike>will</strike> would enjoy it.


    PS: Hang in there you will do fine :]!
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    April 26, 2011
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    Best way to learn pinyin?
    April 12, 2011
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    He has not been popular for many years. Nobody listens to his music anymore.
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    April 3, 2011
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    These answers are very positive. I will try to figure out how to do this soon because Shanghai NPI needs some translation help soon.
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    April 3, 2011
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    My experience learning English 

    Hello everyone!  

    Today I'll say something about my experience learning English. As a Chinese student, I have been learning English for almost ten years. Which is a long time, but to be honest, what I have learned couldn't even help me with the exams. So I'm not confident in my English.
    What is surprising is that this is common among Chinese students. They memorize words everyday, write papers one after another, and go to remedial classes. A lot of pain, but no gain. When they talk with a foreigner, they look like fools.
    This is mainly because of the education system in China. English is regarded as a subject, but not a communication tool. We learn it just to test.
    We cram English and then put it aside after our tests. It doesn't favor learning in the long run. Also, this learning method is incorrect. because students memorize the same words again and again, then forget them since they rarely use those words in writing or conversation.
    It is the long way to learn English well, but I'll succeed!
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    April 3, 2011
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    Would people be willing to offer their time and language skills to help a nonprofit or charity?
    April 2, 2011
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