"Don't be Elastic to Plastic". I coined it in a 'non-biodegradable waste' contest and that fetched me the first prize. Do you cover this "How to dispose Garbage?" topic in Spoken English classes and on other hygiene aspects?

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No, not really as this is a science class topic but yes this could be a part of RC trainings.
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Certainly I do. In fact topics like this not only enhances a students regular conversation skills but also enables him/her to forward their views on topics that are of public interest. At the right platform, these views and their spoken skills are then appreciated.
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Yes....also in topics "shopping" and "my values"
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Hygienic means of prevention can be by using engineering solutions (e.g., ... 3 Solid waste disposal; 4 Food preparation; 5 Health impacts ... Put in other words: "Ecosan systems safely recycle excreta resources (plant ... The importance of daily cover lies in the reduction of vector
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Understand technical is different from theoretical, knowing in particular differs from knowing in common; I think you all have understood what it means. Exploring the knowledge rather than implementing is not enough.
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These topics can be apt specimens for expository essays; which is a domain of written communication.
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Certainly...when writing skills are covered
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