Creating video can be some of the most challenging yet rewarding projects for a student so when Professor Steve Katz assigned a video lesson I jumped on it. I used the YouTube editor…
Teacher’s Day is one of my favorite Korean holidays. Its not just the cute notes, buckets of flowers, snacks and other assorted gifts. Sure those help but what really makes me love…
The 2015-16 school year started at the beginning of March and its been a whirlwind of excitement. I still can’t believe I’m almost finished with 2 full years living in Seoul. Time…
365 days ago I landed at Incheon International Airport and immediately began one of the biggest changes in my life. In spite of some difficult times I’ve had an incredible experience full…
Summer teaching in Korea: hot sun, lots of pollution, hummidity, sweat everywhere & screaming kids. So when your Korean coteacher asks if “its okay if we have a watergun fight instead of class on…
Korean schools have a tradition of hosting an “open class” where parents are invited to watch a lesson. That day was today! Luckily my team leaders prepared a great lesson to keep…
Friday I had the pleasure of going on my first field trip at my new school. The 4th grade had a great time on our Seoul tour stopping at 3 famous places.…
Payday is always a good day, unless of course you don’t get paid. Thankfully my new job doesn’t exhibit the same tendencies I’ve become used to and we got paid bright and early this…
Okay, so I’ve been busy. But busy is good, especially since its because I love my new job and coworkers! Teaching 4th grade is a wonderful change from my crappy hogwon and…
Day two with my new 4th graders went even better than I could have planned. I cleaned up my computer and didn’t have random pop ups in the middle of my lessons;…
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