The problem with [edited] is the fact that she is American. What does she do? Well firstly she can't spell English words correctly, (colour, flavour etc), and she can't even pronounce 'Aluminium' correctly. (It's Al oo Minn Yum [edited], not Al OO Min Um)

What can she and her buddies offer the rest of the western world? Well there's Hilly-Willy-Hater Clinton; Monny-Wonny-sucky-sucky - who is so useless that she gets 'baby-juice' all down her dress, and of course, perhaps the biggest organised terrorist group in the world.

Add to that the huge number of under 15-year-old mothers and the fact that her country brought us french-fries, fat people, and type 2 diabetes!

What does this have to do with ESL? Absolutely nothing!

The fact that she hates sexism, racism, as well as Donald Trump, makes her a mission-orientated bigot whose group affiliation includes giving them a cover-up for hating non-American FT's.

People such as [edited] have no recognition of a student's personal ability. Instead they prefer to adopt the attitude that whatever grade a student is in, they should have the average ability of all students in that grade. Then they go that one-step-further and categorise teachers according their ability to teach such a class, full of students with various abilities.

Perish the thought that a certain teacher may have a class full of students who would literally walk on broken-glass in their bare-feet if he/she asked them to.
How dare that teacher spend one-on-one time with students who have a lower ability?

No....you MUST teach from the text-book! And if students cannot understand Orwellian 'Politics and the English Language', then they only have themselves to blame!

These same people have been in China for many years. They have had multiple jobs in multiple schools and training establishments. They then wear that pathetic 'accolade' like it is some kind of badge. The truth is, the only reason that these drive-by teachers have had multiple jobs is because they cannot hold down ONE job in a school for more than one semester. They then have the audacity to look upon those of us who have been teaching in the same school for several years as being some kind of failure.

So to [edited] I say this. Keep on throwing your insults [edited]. Real teachers like me, (who operate in the real-world, outside of the text book, and who earn the respect of their students), will always fare better than the teachers who prefer to teach the rules of grammar as being the most important facet of the ever-changing English language.

Oh, by the way - it's spelled CALIBRE - not CALIBER! [edited]