Mohamed Nasr El-Din was a student in Phyllis Wachob's course on teaching English as a foreign language at the American University in Cairo. He had perfect attendance, always arrived on time, and was enthusiastic and well-prepared. His presentations were lively and he was highly involved in class discussions. Mohamed strived for perfection and frequently rewrote assignments to improve. Wachob recommends Mohamed for his enthusiasm in all his pursuits.

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RE: MoharnedNasrEl-Din
To WhomIt Mav Concern:
I haveknownMohamedNasrEl-Dinsincethebeginningof September2010wl-renhe
enrolledin my courseMethodsof TeachingEnglishasaForeignLanguage.Thisis the
first coursein ourMA programandit is meantto orientthebeginningor experienced
teacherto bestpracticesof teachingaswell aslearningbasicknowledgeandskillsof
teachingEFL.
M6hamedhadperfectattendancefor thisclass,wasalwayspromptto class,always
enthusiasticandalwaysprepared.Hispresentationswerelivelyandhisenthusiastic
involvementin classwasamazing.He showeda concernfor perfectionandfrequently
rewrotehis assignmentsto betterhis performance.
I would recommendMohamedasanenthusiasticparticipantin rvhateverheattempts.
Sincerely.
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Phvllii Wachob
AssistantProfessor
TheEnglishLanguageInstitute
TheAmericanUniversityin Cairo