Be a Better Tutor or Teacher: Use Humor (5 of 6)

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Uploaded by on Nov 20, 2009

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In the fifth video of his six-part series, Mike Barrett explains the best ways to incorporate humor into your tutoring sessions.

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  • @kirschrot77 it can be either one. in a case like this, "wherever" can mean something like "in any situation." google the phrase "wherever possible" and you'll see a variety of usages that are basically identical to "whenever possible," as in this example phrase from the macmillan dictionary site: "We aim to cut prices wherever possible."

  • Should it not be whenever? 

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