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Using PPP and its alternatives in teaching grammar
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alien boy
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& here �s his new blog name...I hope this doesn�t present any problems for Mel Horrod or myTEFLwiki
Salah�s quite full of himself for a 28 year old... I wonder if his fiancee knows what a prat he is?
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8 Mar 2014
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David Lisgo
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Well I have quite enjoyed reading this through this topic, though I must say that I wasn �t at all upset by anything Salah said, though to be honest I didn �t understand much of what he said either, initially I thought, like some of my students, he was perhaps using Google translate. as that tends to throw out all kinds of vocabulary. I doubt very much that he belongs here as an English language teacher unless he teaches politicians and the like.
I did vote for his worksheets to stay but at the same time the power of the group has my respect in the matter. It seems fair enough to me as I know I have wiped out a good few members in my time. |
8 Mar 2014
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elderberrywine
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You wiped out people, David? No way! You �re such a peaceful person .... I find that very hard to believe.
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8 Mar 2014
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alien boy
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You haven�t heard because there was no one left to tell others about it 
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8 Mar 2014
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alien boy
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Well, looks like the pup�s starting to learn he should think about his privacy settings on blogs if he doesn�t want people to be amazed by his writing style in his personal reflections....
I�ll leave him in peace now, & hope he learns a little humility in the meantime!
Goodnight everyone!
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8 Mar 2014
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ueslteacher
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To be honest, his initial request for a discussion sounded to me as if he needed to write some kind of a reflection or an article and couldn �t come up with ideas/examples. I was sure he was going to publish it somewhere then... sometimes a blog is required as part of a course... but I am not very discerning as you might have seen (Lynne, didn �t suspect you at all:) |
8 Mar 2014
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cunliffe
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@ David Lisgo �unless he teaches politicians and the like � 
Anyway, apologies to all who would have enjoyed a discussion about PPP and ESA and were deprived because of my silly comments. Next time, eh? |
8 Mar 2014
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alien boy
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Having read his �Personal Reflections � blog (in which he did make a couple of good points), he came across as a caricature, not a real person. He is pompous and supercilious, believes he is so far above and beyond his peers & managers. His style and attitude are those of a self righteous teen who has just learned something that they believe nobody else has ever realised and then proceeds to try to ram it down others � throats. God help his students, colleagues, and anyone he supervises in future! |
8 Mar 2014
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