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Monthly Archives: April 2009
The Best of My TEFL Journey – 100 Posts and 1 Year Anniversary
Today’s blog is self-congratulatory – this is my 100th blog entry for My TEFL Journey. I started this blog last May when I left Blighty and arrived in the Orient, and ‘ye gads!’, if it isn’t May again already!
Tagged: 1 year, 100th, best of
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When Students Don't Understand
Spring in Japan. An ideal place to be in such a beautiful season! Why, then, do I have a cold?! I’ve been housebound for the last few days, unable to enjoy the warm weather and cherry trees.
Tagged: students, tips
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Getting Your Students to Speak English
How much time do your students spend speaking in class? Most teaching of English as a foreign language that takes place is based on a communicative approach.
Tagged: advice, speaking, students
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EFL Teacher Time Management
I’m not a big believer or user of the many modern business English terms so prolific in our language, but time management is one concept I think is important for any person who wants to live well.
Tagged: managament, schedules, time
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Advice for TEFL Beginners
I was on my way home late last night from a lesson in Kyoto. I’d had a pretty awful convenience store dinner between lessons (a sausage taco, and an ‘American Dog’ – a cross between a donut and a hot … Read More
EFL Teacher Interview
After constantly annoying this person with requests for an interview and making numerous threats to their well-being and safety, My TEFL Journey has finally secured another interview with an English teacher based in Japan. Read on!
Cherry Blossoms in Kyoto
This is my first full spring in Japan. I arrived a bit too late last year to really enjoy the fullness of the cherry blossom season, so I am going to make the most of it this year.
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