donatello_72@hotmail.com add me :)) tutto amico italiana/o:))

heyy!!! ciao !!! I think… I can get help here!!!:))

Ciao!!
I’ve scheduled a new class —→ Italian cooking: the most delicious way to learn Italian! :))

Here is the link:

http://edufire.com/classes/9959-italian-cooking-the-most-delicious-way-to-learn-italian

A presto!:)
Marzia

Dear students and fellow tutors,

I have just created a NEW Italian Superpass class. Please clik on the link here below to learn more about my class and eventually sign up if interested:

http://edufire.com/classes/9054-che-tempo-fa-conversational-italian-for-beginners

I am looking forward to meeting you al in class and have FUN while learning a new beautiful language;-)

Ciao ciao,

Katia

Hi Italian fans,

I am coming back this September 16th at the usual time with a second and new Italian Conversation class for everyone.

Click on the following link to learn more and eventually register for class:

http://edufire.com/classes/7697-italian-conversation-for-everyone

I am looking forward to meeting you all soon in class:-)

Ciao ciao!!!

Katia

NOTE: It’s a superpass class;-)

Good advice

Love all the smilies! :D

Great to see you Terry!

Welcome to eduFire Terry! I see you are in both of the orientations, perfect! I look forward to seeing you around eduFire :)

I hate security suites! :)

Welcome to eduFire Terry! :) You will enjoy the orientation!

Though Valerie is never off topic! :)

@ Mary – my apologies – I misunderstood your comment of ‘everything in life is a choice’. :o)

@ Mary – I’m not sure that everything in life is a choice. For example, many people depression is not a choice – it is an illness. Depressed people don’t want to be depressed and some successfully mask it with humour. The world tends to think they are happy people because that is the mask that is on show.

But I do agree with you that life does have high moments and low moments and the trick is to enjoy the good times when they are present and to remember those times when it feels like the world is falling apart around you. And like a lot of life, that is easier said than done.

I totally agree, teaching online and face-to-face is the same. I was only referring to refunding. Face-to-face you have a more student/teacher relationship as in, you’ve met, they may be local etc. When they can’t make it they usually call, they already know you have a no refund policy if you are sitting in the class waiting. Most reasonable people wouldn’t expect a refund if they have paid you and don’t bother telling you they can’t attend (genuine ‘emergency’ reasons aside).

Online however, it is a little different and hence refunds are given more willingly.