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Old 20th February 2008, 16:47   #84 (permalink)
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Re: How Thai interfers with learning English

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Originally Posted by Jack Straw

Give me a list of 10 foreign teachers in Thailand that have published in peer-reviewed journals? Ok, how about 5? That is not to say that that every teacher in Thailand should be involved in academic endeavors, but nevertheless, few are.
Yes, I've earned only a lowly masters degree, so my "academic endeavors" are inferior to yours. You pull this "publish or perish" trump card as if waving your Ph.d around makes you Zeus shaking a thunderbolt at the mere mortal teachers on this forum. But I will say this: I'd trade 20 of your "scholarly" publications by doctorates such as you for each trial-by-fire lesson plan that a REAL teacher has successfully applied in a Thai classroom.
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