If I think I have learned something then I'd stop because I think I have learned it. But if I have to now teach what I've learned I always find I really need to know what I've learned much better. So teaching is harder

Rosco is right. Now, if you ask me, I’d say that if by “teach”, we mean the presentation of material to students without regard for whether or not they actually learn, then that’s easy. If by “teach”, you mean the ability to impart knowledge and skills to all students, including those with no “natural ability” or who make no effort to learn, well, then that kind of teaching is an art and a skill that few possess.

Thank you.

I think you are absolutely right.

Thank you Ina

Thank you Walmor Ramlov. I understood you thoughts.

Thank you Rosco

I think I agree with Rosco.

Hi! How are you?

Talk specifically about italiki, can be hard learning other language if you don't look at for a good teacher. There are so much options to think about and you need to focus in your goals.

To me, until now, italiki works very well. I found some teachers that mach with my goals and now I'm testing what is the best method to me, who has better adherence to my learn skills.

I hope my answers can help you and be understanding too because I don't good enough in English yet. :)