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guta_31
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Hello. How do you say PRECEPTOR in English?
Thank you very much! |
21 Jun 2010
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Babs1966
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You can use either a Private tutor or a home tutor |
21 Jun 2010
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jandra
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I think the word you �re looking for is PREFECT.
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21 Jun 2010
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MarianaC
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yes, the position of "preceptor" doesn �t really exist. In Australia they have students assisting teacher with roll calling and stuff like that, and they are Prefects, as Jandra mentioned. |
21 Jun 2010
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douglas
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From Wikipedia:
Some North American universities have a special student position called preceptor. Preceptors are student volunteers who assist the staff professor and teaching assistants of a large lecture class by helping design certain lessons and holding their own office hours and review sessions.
Personally, I �ve never heard the term used.
perhaps "teacher�s aide" is what you are looking for |
21 Jun 2010
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