Do you think it is important for people learning a second language to look people directly in the eye when speaking?

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Govind Nandakumar parezathu
05-January-2017

Learning Theory Language Arts Natural Language Processing English Languages

Question ajoutée par Susan Marx , Chief Executive Officer (CEO) , AIM
Date de publication: 2015/11/26

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I usually find a balance between looking in the eye and looking away - a direct gaze may bother a student

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par Abdulhan Ibno , Civil / Technical Facilitator , Department of Social Welfare and Development

Yes not only a second language,the languages we know the better

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par Susan Marx , Chief Executive Officer (CEO) , AIM

I tell all my student learning English to look people in the eye when speaking. It shows people they have respect for them and it helps my students build confidence in themselves. If a person is speaking and is looking down it makes it look like they are talking to their feet not the person they are speaking to.

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