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TEQ Series #2: Mei Dong's Grade 8 Novice Chinese Class

NOVEMBER 2014 — Mei Dong of the Collegiate School in Virginia is featured in the next installment in Asia Society's Instructional Videos for Chinese Language Teachers: TEQ Series, which combines an edited 30-minute classroom lesson with commentary, interviews, and a lesson plan. (19 min., 38 sec.)  

Q & A with Dr. Wei-Ling Wu, designer of the TEQ Series
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