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In this blog you will find the entire 150 hours Master TEFL course completely free of charge, however beware that the content found in this blog will not grant you an actual TEFL certification. If you wish to obtain a certification you will have to purchase the course and complete the quizzes and assignments that come with it.

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Day 2

Outlined my TEFL journal reflection

Post-it-ized my outline (points from) for my GWtW essay

Collected quotes for my GWtW essay

Did a short yoga practice

Showered

I didn't sleep well last night so today was not super productive.

1. I really am a grammar nerd fucking hell I have problems

2. The pronunciation of the ‘d’ in ‘talked’ is different to that of the ‘d’ in ‘listened’ (/t/ vs /d/) and my mind is blown, I literally never realised this and I’m p sure I never learned it in school (I'm not sure this is the case for American English or Australian English, but it definitely is in British English!)

3. English really is a clusterfuck nightmare, like I was already aware of that but jfc how do any of you learn this shit. Like sometimes it pretends to have rules and then it just. fucks you up. wow. You’ve got sink sank sunk and drink drank drunk and then think comes up to you and is like HAHA thought and then there’s verbs like to read which is like HAHA read but it’s pronounced differently. Fuck English omg.

07.06.2020 // Week 11 of the 2020 Quarantine Challenge

Hi, I’m back! It’s been a wild couple weeks, but I’m finally getting back into the groove again. Yesterday I finally started my online TEFL Certification course! As annoying as all the multiple choice quizzes are, I’m really glad to be doing some low-stakes learning and actually gaining practical skills. It feels very different from learning academic skills, and it’s addicting! You can see how much I’ve worked through in just a couple days haha. If we’re being real, I might just finish the whole course in one week instead of three weeks... 👀

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