For my students: How to give presentations
This post is mainly for my students since a big part of their grades in most of my classes comes from presentations. Before we start with ‘how to give presentations’ a word of advice though: Even if you are a great presenter, content still matters! And working all night long one day before due date
The right to be read
A few days ago I came across a google+ discussion started by a quite famous German PR guy where he asked what people think when somebody tells them that they didn’t read their post, article, statement or paper and, when asked about it, simply reply with tl;dr (to long; didn’t read). When talking about that
Don’t trust foreign teachers – ESL teacher recruitment sucks
Since I am kind of in the review mood right now, another review that might not be liked by many of my ‘colleagues’. As you can see I chose the headline: Don’t trust foreign teachers. Being a foreign teacher myself this might sound kind of strange or snooty but there is a good reason for
Top 5 Universities in Thailand – Electronic Communication
After having spent some time looking for a new and interesting job that combines both of my professional preferences, teaching and online marketing, I figured that looking at Universities might have the biggest potential in providing the right environment. Having that said I obviously looked for Universities that provide courses in my field of studies
M.I.E. – Missing In Education: Money
After 3 terms of teaching on a ‘volunteer’ contract in Thailand I decided to change. I loved the experience and students here but now that most of my classes graduated I felt like this is the right time to change. Furthermore the money was just not enough to have a ‘normal’ living. I don’t do
