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 Tuesday June 28 2005

Where in the world do you teach/work?

Where in the world do you teach?

I asked this in a poll ages ago, but that poll script ended up not working when I moved to EE and now that Ee has a native poll module I can ask it again. So let’s find out where in the world you teach English? Obviously I cannot list every country so I broke the world down into what I think are logical regions.

Feel free to discuss the pros and cons of various regions. For myself I have only ever worked in Korea and would be very interested in hearing about other areas. I have some knowledge of a few countries based on some blogs I read but would like to hear more. If you don’t blog and would like to share your story, this is would be a great opportunity. If you know of any ESL oriented blogs not on my blogroll, let me know so I can add them or at the very least start following them.


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In other news, I’ve started work on my review of Macquarie University and distance learning. This will be a multi part post. I won’t be posting it until I have the entire series completed and then will probably post one part every 2-3 days.

I’m off to Singapore on July 10th for one week and am looking forward to my first non-Korean vacation in three years. So that week no blogging from me.

Finally I’m still willing to open this blog to guest posters. If anyone is interested, you first need to be a member and then visit the guest entry page. Your entry will be submitted to the moderation queue and should be approved within 24 hours, often less.


Sean. inscribed these words of wisdom on Tuesday Jun 28, 2005 at 08:40 PM
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David (TEFL Smiler) wrote 69 words  on  Thursday Jun 30, 2005  at  11:20 PM Great Britain (UK)

I clicked Unemployed, but very soon that won’t be true, of course.

Is there any way you can alter your polls so that it’s possible to view them without voting? I’ve just voted on a different computer, and I won’t be able to view the results again later. Likewise, with one of my browsers I always discard cookies automatically at the end of each session, with the same result.

Sean.

Sean. wrote 25 words  on  Friday Jul 1, 2005  at  07:13 AM Korea (South)

Yeah I can change that, I’ll do it for this poll and future polls, but don’t feel like going back and changing the old ones.

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