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MiddleMe 
What we can learn from this wisdom is; Don’t give advise unless you are ask to do.
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In other words: Don’t be a know-it-all. 😂 thanks, Raymond.
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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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My best lessons are when I rely on the Socratic method.
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Really? I’ve heard little about this method. Been researching hard on how to homeschool my little girl, so far, I have stick to interest-led method mostly.
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Socratic method is really just teaching by asking questions rather than lecturing. I admire your dedication to home schooling your son.
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Who offers advice, is only know-it-all.
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Thank you!
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True . Thanks you.
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Thanks a lot
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Prudence is ALWAYS a better teacher.
Thanks my friend, terrific advice!
God Be with you,
Patrick
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As usual, you are so right. Great minds think alike.
Thank you, my friend. Stay safe.
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Agreed. 100%
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Thank you, Peng Yu!
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Hello Kally I have nominated you for The Sunshine Blogger Award. This is on my page now my good friend. I hope you will take part in this.
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Yes Kally. You can only know and understand better what the issue is when you ask further questions. It will help one be able to give a better advice if need be, afterward.
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And always have faith in the answers once you get it.
Thank you, Herry.
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