TAG : Conference Speakers
Wishes
Reflections on the Thai TESOL conference
In Blogs: Phil Roeland - 1st February 2005
Okay, I have to admit that there are a number of good, dedicated Thai teachers of English who do make a difference, but there aren’t merely enough. As long as the government keeps teachers paying a pittance there never will be enough.
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Negative expectations
And their role in language learning
In Blogs Archived: Ian McNamara - 24th October 2001
My turn as an agony aunt for the masses. Compassion is just one of my many virtues.
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