As much as I hate to say anything positive about the British Upper classes, I think we could borrow something from them to make online debate about teaching a bit more civilised. When I am TEFL President, people will only be able to start or contribute to threads in the language of an RAF pilot in a British WWII film. You’ll know when things are getting really heated when people start to write “Steady on old chap!”, “I say!” or “I really dont think that is cricket!”
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Ha! The eagle has landed – would that work? This could be an interesting post though: “when I am TEFL president”.
I’d love to hear your ideas on what you’d do as TEFL President (or President of TEFLdonia?) Katie, if you wanted to do that as a guest writer spot. Better make the most of the freedom before I’m really TEFL Generalisimo…
If anyone’s interested, I did later write a “When I am TEFL President” as a guest piece on TEFLlouge.com