- After I got home from school yesterday, I waited for PP and Anna to get home from Jukdo Market and then we went to Mundeok to meet Liz for dinner. It turned out that we met Liz and a few of the teachers from her school (the youngest ones). It was really fun! We had a spicy-ish dinner and got to know each other a little. Her mentor teacher speaks English really well - he lived in California for 3 years. The boys (her teachers) talked in Korean and the girls (Liz, me, PP and Anna) talked in English with a little bit of cross-conversation, with the help of Liz and her MT. It was really great because Liz was able to explain some Korean culture things to PP and Anna that I hadn’t, or that I just didn’t know. For example, we take shoes off at school because, for children, teachers are considered the next best thing to parents – so going to school is like being at home, where we always leave our shoes at the door. Cool!
This will be the chronicle of my very large adventure teaching in English in South Korea from February-July 2012. I will be keeping this blog primarily to reflect on my teaching and on special events that happen. I will continue to update my current blog, The Adventures of an Unemployed College Grad, on a daily basis, with small and large adventures alike (in the same way that I have since the beginning). Please feel free to enjoy both! I will try not to repeat between the two :)
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Try This At Home
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