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Notes from the TEFL Graveyard
The TEFL Graveyard is a place to kick back and relax with a can of Special Brew (optional) and reflect on the often deeply peculiar underworld of Teaching English as a Foreign Language. It is a space crammed with unfulfilled dreams of liberation, wistful recollections of petty glories, interspersed with many a frankly odd episode.
Paul's ELT Journal
A journal of my work and study life, with the aim of making me work better. So there.
Scot's Dot
Scot Andrews is a communication and EFL teacher in Barcelona, Spain. He posts useful information for his collegues and students. He works with adolescents and adult learners.
Sean Banville
Stuff from the head of Sean Banville
Shaun Wilden's Blog
A random assortment of EFL related musings
TDOL's Blog
In this diary, I shall be recording any interesting examples of usage I come across and looking at any aspects of language that are intriguing me.
Teacher Dude's Grill and BBQ
Random thoughts on teaching EFL/ESL and living in Greece.
Tefl Spin
A world of teaching and learning languages
TEFLtastic with Alex Case
News, views and reviews from Alex Case in Japan
The 100th Monkey's blog
Reflective teaching practice, and other stuff
The Daily TEFL Grind
A TEFL teacher living and working in Bangkok
The English Blog
This blog is for learners and teachers of English. I hope you'll come back often and add your own comments and suggestions.
The Language Bar
A blogsite designed to be a resource assisting those teaching and learning English as a Second Language.
The Pain in Spain
Find out what it's really like to teach English in Madrid through the eyes of a current EFL teacher and a former (recovering) English teacher. We share advice and experiences to help you get the most out of your time in Spain and your TEFL career.
The Past Imperfect
The Past Imperfect Tense: “He was ranting”, can in the proper circumstances be felt to imply “he habitually ranted”.
TheTeacherJames
There are many things that have happened to me in the classroom in the last few years, and my hope is that by reflecting on them I will be able to improve myself as a teacher.
thormay.net- The Passionate Skeptic
Aphorisms, Unwise Ideas, ESL, Thor's China Diary, Thor's Korea Diary, The Passionate Skeptic, Poetry, Stories, Linguistics, Comment, Essays, Articles, Ideas...
Tom Leverett
ESL/EFL teacher in the land-a-linkin', Illinois USA
