TAG : Tesol Conference Opinions
The domino effect
A look back at the EFL world in Thailand throughout 2009.
In Blogs: Tom Tuohy - 11th January 2010
The year started well enough in January with the usual Thailand TESOL conference. But as the year progressed - we had a scandal or two.
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Notes on the Thailand TESOL conference
An event run and sponsored by self-centered, pompous, and arrogant buffoons
In Blogs: Steve Schertzer - 1st February 2005
Do these pedantic pinheads at the TESOL conference actually believe that human nature has changed that drastically in the last 50 or 60 years, so as to allow contemporary technology to be used for its intended purpose?
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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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