Damn illegal scallawag TEFLers.....
Damn illegal scallawag TEFLers.....
Why should they be trying to learn English.
Wouldn't Chinese or Russian be more beneficial these days?
Funny how these people grinding axes about English teachers so often seem to struggle with the basics.
It's as if dim and distant memories of classroom 'fails' might be a factor.
^ And that's from someone who was once a third rate busker in the classroom himself, before the parent's cheques came through.
I wish, just finished a 27 hour shift at English ABC Firstly down in Ramkhamhaeng.
Gotta make them beans bud.
I actually think the level English has improved in Thailand, or maybe my Thai has just got better and I don't think about someone's English level when I hang with them?
While we're on syntax, anyone used syntax trees in the classroom?
^
Some languages place the adjective after the noun. Some "teachers" fail to understand the environment which their students have been absorbed since birth.
Come on
Last edited by TuskegeeBen; 14-11-2018 at 01:19 AM.
I'm a bit aroused.
Not surprised, it reads like a Mills & Boon novel
But with a hint of Hindi interference.
"I arouse my students"
Let's put that down to a technical knowledge of English rather than native, and not mention it again. Good for him I say, obviously quite passionate about his job.
You’ve got to pick your moments of passion.
If my students were excited about transformer vector groups I’d be concerned for their mental health but if they weren’t passionate about correct high voltage work procedures I’d be wanting to kick some butt.
High risk work can’t be taken lightly.
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