How to tell your teaching assistant your having problems but without her telling anyone?
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Last Updated: 07/20/2018 at 5:04pm
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Perhaps tell your supervisor if these problems are not comfortable enough to be shared with your teaching assistant. If you cannot trust your teaching assistant with this, you don't need to share it but if it's necessary find a comfortable place and time to do it.
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