Maybe no one here is "teach Chinese to foreigners". From subject, you just ask this questions to a certain group of people which are not the majority visitors of this site. I believe you have found at least some of your answers since it's been three years. Now you should be an expert than most of the visitors here right? ffice ffice" /> * p; N4 u E5 a* X% F% v# u* @
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So, before I ask for your answers, I'd like to share some of my thoughts. But I must say I have no exp. in teaching Chinese.
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1. For text book, I think there are plenty on the web. You can find comments to most of them on Douban.com or other sites. Beijing Language and Culture University is well-known for teaching Chinese to foreigners, you may find many books that published by it and used by many teachers there. The university also has a major called "对外汉语" that should help with teach foreigners Chinese. 0 F/ D8 H" M4 c& C" x/ e3 U
2. I don’t understand this questions very well.
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4. This only an expert can answer, suggest you ask the teachers who is now teaching. 9 P: T; n' I! q$ M+ H7 F
5. Hmmm, another professional question. I never teach anyone and even not good with Chinese grammar myself. Find a mentor or read some books related to this area. |