Category Archives: TEFLlogue

An interview with Katie of TEFLlogue (History of TEFL blogging Part Three)

Posted on 15/05/2010 by alexcase

In my interview EFL Geek, he mentioned Katie of TEFLlogue fame as someone he most missed from the TEFL blogosphere, and I’m sure everyone who was active at that time will feel exactly the same way. She was incredibly productive, … Continue reading →

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Ten blogs that are dead (to TEFL) but are still worth reading

Posted on 04/05/2010 by alexcase

I’ve been nominated by a couple of people to take part in‘vale a pena ficar de olho nesse blog’. This translates as “Try to find ten blogs that no one has nominated yet, like a birthday boy who is having … Continue reading →

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A history of TEFL blogging Part One

Posted on 22/04/2010 by alexcase

UPDATE: List now includes most of people’s suggestions, and have also added a History of TEFL Blogs tag that you can follow to the many later posts on the topic. TurklishTEFL was kind enough to publish a piece of fluff … Continue reading →

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Has the TEFL blogging zeitgeist changed?

Posted on 10/08/2009 by alexcase

Posting those hilarious highlights from English Teacher X and contrasting When I Am a TEFL Billionaire Part One and Part Two has made me wonder whether something fundamental has changed in the last 562* blogging years that TEFLtastic has been … Continue reading →

Posted in Englishteacherx, Insights into TEFL, notes from the TEFL graveyard, teacher in development, TEFL, TEFL blacklist, TEFL Tradesman, TEFLlogue | Tagged | 5 Comments

Guest pieces wanted, guest pieces supplied

Posted on 01/08/2009 by alexcase

Burcu Akyol kindly agreed to write me a guest piece in return for my upcoming piece there and asked for some previous examples, so was planning for this to be a list of the best guest pieces so far. When … Continue reading →

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Sustainable TEFL blogging Part One

Posted on 11/02/2008 by alexcase

I really should wait until I’ve been blogging for 3 or 4 years before I presume to give lessons to the overly keen and/ or angry TEFL bloggers who have quit the game recently, but haven’t got anything else to … Continue reading →

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Still teachers run deep

Posted on 04/02/2008 by alexcase

Still ruminating on the details my next big post, which will be “Why you should take the latest TEFL research with several buckets of salt”, but thought I should reassure my faithful reader(s?) that I haven’t abandoned you in the … Continue reading →

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The best of TEFLtastic 2007 Part One

Posted on 26/12/2007 by alexcase

This was supposed to be a self-congratulatory post to pat myself on the back for a good 6 months of TEFLtasticking, but I must be getting sentimental in my old age and/ or around Xmas, because instead I’d like to give … Continue reading →

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Guest writer number one- Do's and Don'ts for Bosnia etc.

Posted on 29/08/2007 by alexcase

Katie from http://www.tefllogue.com must be trying to get herself into the Guinness Book of TEFL Records (which sounds like the title of another post to me!) , because after being the first person to review TEFLtastic she is now our first guestwriter … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural differences/ cultural training, Teaching English Abroad, Teaching English in Bosnia, Teaching English in Eastern Europe, Teaching English in Europe, TEFL, TEFLlogue, TESOL | Tagged | 14 Comments