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By Victor, November 17, 2009 @ 1:13 am
Hi Ted, really enjoyed your expertise. Late bloomer, veteran teacher, wondering if there are opportunities to combine the teaching of English and technology in the greater world? I have taught middle school core for 20 years and yearn for new horizons. Any advice? Thanks for your expertise and welcoming style. vb
By Ted, November 17, 2009 @ 2:29 am
Hello Victor,
Well . . . I hope your website has some ideas?! It depends a bit on what you mean by technology or what you want it to do. Most of my time overseas has been spent avoiding the use of technology in the classroom as equipment in non-developed countries is so often broken or doesn’t work correctly. As a teacher-trainer in the non-developed world I’ve always made sure my teacher-trainees knew to NOT rely on teach that the school provides and to always have a back up plan for when things go awry. Overall that means I’m not an expert in that area. Want to write a guest blog on teacher training and technology? I would be happy to host it – assuming it was oriented towards developing countries which don’t have all the bells and whistles in the classrooms.
By Devika, January 23, 2010 @ 3:42 am
Hi Ted!
I was surfing on the net and bumped onto your website.I was looking for some more information about TEFL as I have recently discovered the concept.I am 21 and studying literature in India.I’ve always wanted to have a job that helps me grow as a person and gives me the oppurtunity to travel as well, hence TEFl does seem like a good option.
I think what you’re doing is great.Nothing can be better than encouraging people to live their dream.What you’ve said in your profile about not being able to start teaching right after your graduation struck a chord with me.Maybe travelling will help me discover my true purpose in life!