Those stuffy TEFL academics

So much is wrapped in long words and fancy terms to make it sound clever.

I just find the way academic information is given in the TEFL industry to be off-putting and boring. I try to present information in a fun, engaging way in my TEFL classroom, it’s a shame academics can’t do the same in their reports, journals, books or talks.


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