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Reflection: Shing
Day 5 (25th March 2015)
While Shing did most of the teaching today, I assisted and followed her lead during the class by offering guidance to the students seated at the back. When I directed the kids, I still felt a slight distance between me and the children. However, I’m positive this will change with time.
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