[quote]After reviewing your comments and responses to our survey we have decided to reinvent the teachers organization. We have made a new yahoo site where everyone is invited to join and ost comments and suggestions on what they would like a teachers organization here in Taiwan should be.
This way the organization is totally democratic and representative of all teachers and non-techers wants here in Taiwan. You are all invited to join up and post your suggestions at[/quote]
Do you realize how many English mistakes youâve made in your post?
Suggestion One: Stop using this pseudo-Marxist Cold War union talk. Itâs offensive. It shows absolutely no understanding of what a union really is or where in the world you are. Itâs possible that you have good intentions, so start showing them. Donât talk like a bunch of whacked out Red Army terrorists who somehow managed to make it to Taiwan.
In my mind, itâs going to take a lot more than âreinventingâ your organization for folks who pop off slogans like âViva Taiwanâ to rebuild any sense of credibility.
After reviewing your comments and responses to our survey we have decided to reinvent the teachers organization. We have made a new yahoo site where everyone is invited to join and ost comments and suggestions on what they would like a teachers organization here in Taiwan should be.
This way the organization is totally democratic and representative of all teachers and non-techers wants here in Taiwan. You are all invited to join up and post your suggestions at
Iâve no idea whether the group will take off in any way. I wonât be joining as itâs not really my kind of thing. But anyway, this is a better way to start. (Itâs too ambitious to try to cater for all teachersâ and non-teachersâ wants though!)
Itâs probably a good idea to try to make the groupâs communications a little more polished in future. Typos and spelling mistakes are easy enough to catch before you post.
Your last idiocy got nowhere and actually LOST members! This one has been up for a week already and has no members apart from you two and NO messages.
Are you starting to notice a pattern yet?
After reviewing your comments and responses to our survey we have decided to reinvent the teachers organization. We have made a new yahoo site where everyone is invited to join and ost comments and suggestions on what they would like a teachers organization here in Taiwan should be.
This way the organization is totally democratic and representative of all teachers and non-techers wants here in Taiwan. You are all invited to join up and post your suggestions at
You should take the comments and responses on this board as a dry run or sampler to what you will get if you actually try to do something about the plight of the hapless-helpless-abused-enslaved teachers in Taiwan
Here your ideas can be tested and critiqued. Thatâs a benefit you get
When you spread your message in the circles of schools and school management, you wonât get critiqued, youâll get deported
You LIAR! They have THREE members! THREE! No comments or entries of any description other than the original semi-literate call to arms, though.
Theyâre not exactly beating down your doors, are they? I wonder why?
[quote=âsandmanâ]You LIAR! They have THREE members! THREE! No comments or entries of any description other than the original semi-literate call to arms, though.
Theyâre not exactly beating down your doors, are they? I wonder why? [/quote]
Well well then, bleeding to death then I guess is a better fate.
All you folks so interested in English teacher unions may have missed the huge fight going on with the Berlitz Union in Japan. You can check their website for an up-date, as well as a description of what the Union has accomplished for teachers at Berltz. berlitz.generalunion.org/
[quote=âScottSommersâ]All you folks so interested in English teacher unions may have missed the huge fight going on with the Berlitz Union in Japan. You can check their website for an up-date, as well as a description of what the Union has accomplished for teachers at Berltz.
