Day 010/100: Numbers are important
Today is 11 November, which is a very important date in British history. As I was walking to work, I was paying my own respects to those that have given the greatest sacrifice.
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Video 009/100: My recommendations for anyone entering the English teaching profession
In today's video, I answer a question that I received from one of my subscribers about getting a job and things to consider.
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Day 008/100: Why I'm Still Doing Professional Development After Twenty Years
I share why I continue to pursue professional development. What do you think is important, regardless of your teaching context, as an educator?
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Day 007: What To Do Before Your Very First Online Lesson
In this video, I share some tips about approaching that very first online lesson. Enjoy!
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Day 005/100: Ten Things Nobody Tells You About South Korea
In today’s video, I share personal experiences and shocks regarding living and working in South Korea with ten things nobody tells you about this country.
What is the biggest surprise for you?
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Episode 5 of my daily video where I share content each day. Today's episode is about how I plan or think about the structure of my lessons. Enjoy!
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Day 3/100: A Day in the Life of a University Professor in South Korea
This is the third video out of the hundred that I share everyday over the next 100 days. The daily videos force me to be more creative and productive.
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Day 2/100: Celebrating My 48th Birthday
The second day of my 100 video challenge where I record a video each day for the next one hundred days.
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Circa 2018.
“See you tomorrow Sylvia!"
I look back and realise I’ve been speaking to a pumpkin. 🎃
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I enjoyed making this video about teaching beginner students. I decided to head down to Busan, South Korea's second largest city, and make a video.
What do you think is important when teaching beginner students English? What advice would you recommend?
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On Saturday 17 October, I went down to Busan to attend a workshop on working across cultures. It was organised by @Korea_TESOL and their Busan-Gyeongnam Chapter.
Juhee Jeong shared some insightful tips on negotiating culture and a great reminder what I learnt many years ago.
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Martin Sketchley retweeted
같이 일하던 애 생각나네 무슬림인데 한국 여행간다길래 왜? 했더니 한국 음식 먹고 싶고 뭐 케이팝 얘기하길래 아니 뭐 한국 좋아하는건 고맙지만 한국 음식 할랄 거의 없다 우리 돼지고기 민족이다 다른 나라 찾아봐 했더니 없으면 당연히 만들어서라도 줘야지 ㅇㅈㄹ 뻔뻔하게 얘기하길래
Reposting after previously sharing from a questionable source. If you are a guest in one’s country, contribute, integrate and become part of society.
Don’t take advantage of the system just because we are tolerant, and perceived to weak.
Bangladeshi men who are unable to speak English should not be able to claim benefits in our country.
In fact, they should not be able to live in our country.
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Martin Sketchley retweeted
An interesting article in the IH journal by Martin Sketchley about AI and dogme in the EFL classroom. Worth a read! @ELTExperiences #EFL #teachenglish #studyCELTA
Yesterday, I decided to get MW4 (a new video game) to relax after a busy Saturday.
So far, the campaign is incredibly raw and engaging. I’m hooked and am in the middle of it. Perhaps one of the best stories in a game for a while. Good job @CallofDuty for this game. 👏🏻👏🏻
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Over the weekend, I went to Busan for a workshop organised by @Korea_TESOL about culture and communication. I nice reminder of what I studied years ago. Anyhow, I ended up walking nearly nine miles afterwards.
Great fun and I must spend more time in Busan.
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How To Prepare For The CELTA Interview In 2026
It’s been a while since I last spoke about the CELTA course but I’m pleased to have created a new video about the interview with ten tips.
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