In some ways I am really insecure when it comes to people evaluating me. Even when I worked at the summer camps (back in America) they would do session check ups on our performance and I occasionally had mini hissy fits.
What I am trying to say is that I shouldn't blame Korea or Koreans for my insecurities. Honestly I want to do this job and I want to do it well.
So to keep our minds off of this stuff let's look at some pictures I took from 6th graders during the last day of class before summer vacation.
Folder graffiti~
"English is funglish with full of excitement. You ask and I answer, you talk to me and I reply. I give and you... In English, everyday conversation becomes new experience with..."
View from the school window~
Later on in the day we received ice-cream in a bag, which was pretty darn good.
do you teach middle school? How is it... I find that when middle schoolers are good, they are my favorite age group... but I never teach more than 10 at a time... the sight of so many kids in one classroom is a little scary...
ReplyDeleteThis is 6th grade in Elementary school but by American standards they should be in Middle school. It isn't so bad teaching this age kids and in a big class. But after summer they tend to change their attitude.
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures! I cant wait to begin teaching! lol! when are you off to your vacation in America?
ReplyDeleteAug 2nd ^^
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