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'How to teach English in Asia.'

If you can speak it (or even if you can't) you can teach in Japan!
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'How to teach English in Asia.'

Postby Taro Toporific » Fri Sep 14, 2007 11:43 am

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Postby kusai Jijii » Fri Sep 14, 2007 3:34 pm

Very impressive!

I bet their teacher had a real (and completely useful) MA in TESOL or some other such thing where s/he learned all these groovy new-age pedagological approaches to teaching Engrish like 'jazz chants' etc.

I bet the MA was worth the money and time invested, and just reflecting on how those little darlings had developed and improved their Engrish ability over the course of the school term must have really made him/her feel satisfied and proud about their chosen vocation.

Hell, with a bit of effort, I bet the teacher could make an excellent presentation at the next annual JALT conference sharing his/her cutting-edge teaching method with other Engrish educators!

I was touched. :p
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Postby Iraira » Sat Sep 15, 2007 1:45 am

kusai Jijii wrote:Very impressive!

I bet their teacher had a real (and completely useful) MA in TESOL or some other such thing where s/he learned all these groovy new-age pedagological approaches to teaching Engrish like 'jazz chants' etc.

I bet the MA was worth the money and time invested, and just reflecting on how those little darlings had developed and improved their Engrish ability over the course of the school term must have really made him/her feel satisfied and proud about their chosen vocation.

Hell, with a bit of effort, I bet the teacher could make an excellent presentation at the next annual JALT conference sharing his/her cutting-edge teaching method with other Engrish educators!

I was touched. :p


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Postby 2triky » Sat Sep 15, 2007 1:54 pm

Those kids were too legit, too legit to quit. Very cool little people.
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