Are we having fun yet?

And Jeff, I’m sorry if you’re reading this and asking yourself, “What am I doing wrong?” The answer is, Nothing! I swear it’s me! It’s a combination of not having enouch time as I’d need to really teach myself these things and just not having the right kind of brain. I am happy to be here- I just wish I felt fulfilled after each class rather than more confused

I am taking full advantage of Jeff’s offer to make our “web presence” through a blog rather than through kompozer. I was getting fed up with that program and the back and forth between kompozer to the wtp thing was even worse!

I am looking forward to officially starting this blog and meeting new people in the education field. Although I am currently teaching first and second grade ELL students, I know that this will not always be the case and I want to expose myself to as many variations in the field of ESOL as possible, including TEFL and language learners all over the world. Please feel free to use this blog as a space to share your feelings and experiences in ESOL and EFL, and ask questions to others about their experiences as well. I look forward to getting to know you!

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