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English camp at Lampao Dam
Taro came to visit, so I brought him along on an overnight English camp to the reservoir at Lampao Dam in Kalasin. Usually this point is so crowded with people…
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Sports Day for Humanities and Social Sciences
In the old gym at Rajabhat Maha Sarakham University. Posted from WordPress for Android
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what’s going on
So I took the fam on a trip with my coworkers from the English program last week. We went to Hua Hin, which I had passed through but not enjoyed…
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Dirty dogs at Burapha U
There are many.
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Bye nior
The uniquely Thai combination of “goodbye” and “seniors.” I’m at a farewell party for our graduating class.
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Teaching with Google Plus
I’ve now fully implemented my improved ad-hoc Google+ system for my weekend classes and have found the greatest barrier for entry to be that some students cannot use the net…
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bleatz
Finals week has come and gone, leaving me with a sore throat and plenty of grading to get through. One last push with a huge synchronized test for combined classes…
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Thai TESOL Conference – After Action Report
My workshop went pretty well, I was told. One of the participants told me it was the most useful thing she saw at the conference, which was very nice to…
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Thailand TESOL International Conference 2013
I’ll be running a 45-minute workshop tomorrow at this year’s Thai TESOL Conference entitled, “Using Technology to Aid in Teaching Oversized ESL Classes.” This is the first time I’m attending…
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Welcome home
I was greeted with the following exchange upon returning home to bring my sick kids (who choose to play hooky in unison) lunch: MAX: Daddy, are you going to work…
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One Tablet PC Per Child Tablet PC aka “iPad10”
I got to test out a number of Tablet PCs at one of the education projects I’m helping out. My opinion is that they are complete crap and even worse…
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All that glitters
It’s perhaps a fortuitous sign that I realized the lip balm I borrowed from my wife is shiny before I got to work.
