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Tag Archives: History of TEFL blogs
And the funniest TEFL blog award goes to…
There are a suprising number of TEFL blogs that make me giggle but now that Chase Me Ladies is no longer TEFLing, the TEFLtastic prize for funniest TEFL blog will probably have to go to English Teacher X. Like all … Continue reading
Posted in Chase me ladies, Englishteacherx, Teaching English in Asia, TEFL blogs, TESOL
Tagged History of TEFL blogs, TEFL humour
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