Another 4 Stupid decisions your TEFL colleagues make and why they make them

Rock that shit homies. A plan to house 750 Saudi students on a live-in English language school outside Dublin has raised concerns in government departments, notes the Irish Independent. Government sources have expressed concern that it conflicts with integration policy and could lead to ghettoisation. Read the full story here. Post Footer automatically gener […]

Here is a lovely post from the forum that I want to share with you all, courtesy of sollettspain: I have a class of 10/11 year olds at elementary level. I teach them twice a week for an hour at a time. I find the behaviour management by far the most difficult thing with this class. [...] […]

Here are some recent TEFL headlines from around the region. South Korea: Language education ’starts in the womb’ Bilingual education starts from womb, a research team led by Krista Byers-Heinlein and Janet Werker from the University of British Columbia claims to have found. The researchers compared the reactions of newborn babies whose mothers are monolingua […]

You might be surprised. Click here to read the thread on the ELT World forums. Note that there is probably a difference between ‘live’ and ’scrape by on a TEFL wage’. Post Footer automatically generated by Add Post Footer Plugin for wordpress. […]

To reiterate what I was saying in part one, teaching is wonderful job and I can’t imagine ever wanting to do something else. As I noted, teaching can be a rewarding and invigorating career, but it can also be arduous, daunting and strenuous. Today’s part two is once again dedicated to all those of you [...] […]