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What communication skills do you adopt when having to communicate with the diffe...
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Kamran Hussain
17-October-2021

Communication Skills

Question added by peter kariuki , English teacher , Kagumo Girls
Date Posted: 2014/06/10

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No, for students to understand what is being taught examples should be made available

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