Friday 28 May 2010

Lexiophiles Top 100 Language Blogs 2010

Top 10 Language Teaching Blogs 2010  Top 100 Language Blogs 2010

I suppose I ought to be honoured to be ranked among older and more professional blogs from all over the world, especially when this blog isn't yet one year old, but I can't help feel I've let all those who have taken time to vote for me down. I'd like to thank all these people again. Don't worry - we'll try again next year! Meanwhile, I'll try to carry on improving this blog, to carry on finding ways to help you learn this wonderful language called English, while having fun at the same time.

THANK YOU!

22 comments:

  1. Janet Bianchini28 May 2010 at 18:06

    Hi Chiew

    Many congratulations on your fantastic achievement!  You have done so well, especially as you have been blogging for less than a year. I am sure your lovely blog will go from strength to strength!  Thank you for providing us all with such great ideas for teaching!

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  2. A Clil To Climb28 May 2010 at 18:30

    Thank you so kindly, Janet, for the kind words. I hope I will be able to live up to them! :)

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  3. Congratulations, Chiew! Your games and entertaining approach are real winners! All the best, Anne

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  4. A Clil To Climb28 May 2010 at 22:07

    Thank you, Anne! It's so gratifying to have illustrious names like yours and Janet's here time and again! :-[

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  5. You should't feel bad about not winning a popularity contest, especially after all the shameful self-promotion that went on.

    Keep up the good work.

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  6. A Clil To Climb28 May 2010 at 23:10

    <span>What's on your mind...</span>

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  7. A Clil To Climb29 May 2010 at 02:13

    Thanks, Ludus. I know I shouldn't feel bad. Coming in at #8 is as good as winning, considering what I am up against, but you know, the kids got all excited, especially when we were doing so well at the voting stage. Anyway, it''s been great fun!

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  8. <span>Many congratulation for your fantastic work. I think that getting an eight place is a great reward for a very young blog. Keep working with enthusiasm and good luck for the next year.
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  9. A Clil To Climb29 May 2010 at 11:33

    Thank you, José. Half of the credit for the eighth place goes to the students from Tarahales. Convey my gratitude to them, please. They'll have to work harder next year as half of the world will be looking at their work! ;)  

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  10. Barbara Sakamoto30 May 2010 at 00:55

    Congratulations, Chiew! You should be proud of the work you do here, and the award will help more people discover (and appreciate) the resources you provide.

    We'll all continue to challenge each other to be the best we can!

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  11. A Clil To Climb30 May 2010 at 01:39

    Thank you, Barb. Yes, you bet I'll continue to 'challenge' the rest of you! ;)
    People often ask me, 'So, what do you get if you win the award?'
    Ha, I always tell them 'recognition', that someone appreciates the work you do. The more traffic that passes, the more likely someone will benefit from your work. :)

    So, I'll be around next year!

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  12. Congratulations, and thanks for commenting on my new blog. I have an article again :)
    Good luck for the future, and I'll follow you. x

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  13. Check it out everybody: amazenglish.blogspot.com
    thx

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  14. Thanks Reeka.  :)

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  15. Maite (IES Simón Pérez)3 June 2010 at 18:57

    <span>The first word that comes to my mind is congratulations. It's obvious you've spent long hours working in this blog and we all appreciate that. Don't feel you've let anybody down. On the contrary, we're all extremely proud of having such a valuable person as you certainly are in our CLIL team.</span>

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  16. A Clil To Climb3 June 2010 at 19:49

    Thank you for those kind words, Maite!  :-D :-[

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  17. A Clil To Climb7 July 2011 at 09:03

    Thanks, Ludus. I know I shouldn't feel bad. Coming in at #8 is as good as winning, considering what I am up against, but you know, the kids got all excited, especially when we were doing so well at the voting stage. Anyway, it''s been great fun!

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  18. Congratulations, Chiew! Your games and entertaining approach are real winners! All the best, Anne

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  19. You should't feel bad about not winning a popularity contest, especially after all the shameful self-promotion that went on.

    Keep up the good work.

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  20. Barbara Sakamoto7 July 2011 at 09:03

    Congratulations, Chiew! You should be proud of the work you do here, and the award will help more people discover (and appreciate) the resources you provide.

    We'll all continue to challenge each other to be the best we can!

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  21. A Clil To Climb7 July 2011 at 09:03

    Thank you, Barb. Yes, you bet I'll continue to 'challenge' the rest of you! ;)
    People often ask me, 'So, what do you get if you win the award?'
    Ha, I always tell them 'recognition', that someone appreciates the work you do. The more traffic that passes, the more likely someone will benefit from your work. :)

    So, I'll be around next year!

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  22. Maite (IES Simón Pérez)7 July 2011 at 09:03

    <span>The first word that comes to my mind is congratulations. It's obvious you've spent long hours working in this blog and we all appreciate that. Don't feel you've let anybody down. On the contrary, we're all extremely proud of having such a valuable person as you certainly are in our CLIL team.</span>

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