I took some pictures of my favorite school to share with you guys! I want to get some of every class but that will take some time. The students here can be shy when it comes to the camera.
I have a total of three schools. The first school, my home school, is called Kwangseok. My co-teacher there is my main co-teacher and the classes are about 22-31 students per grade. I go to this school on Mondays and Tuesdays. I teach about 4-6 classes everyday depending on the schedule. Any downtime I am given is for prepping or whatever else I need to do classes to prepare. I also spend the time to blog every now and then like I am doing now!
My second school is Wangjun. I go here on Wednesdays and Fridays and teach 9-22 students per class. I teach every grade once a week 3-6 and then I have combined classes with 1&2, 3&4, 5&6 once a week also. These bigger classes can be fun depending on what we are learning. They like to play a lot of games! The 5th and 6th grade combined class is one of my hardest classes to teach because it is the last class of the day and they sometimes act like they are too cool for learning, ah the start of the adolescent years...
My third school is Ho-am, I go here on Fridays only. This school is smaller too and I teach 3-6, and 1&2 combined. I like the smaller classes because I think it is easier to make sure everyone is comprehending and it is easier to do group activities.
Like I said I took some pictures of my favorite school, Wangjun:
I have a total of three schools. The first school, my home school, is called Kwangseok. My co-teacher there is my main co-teacher and the classes are about 22-31 students per grade. I go to this school on Mondays and Tuesdays. I teach about 4-6 classes everyday depending on the schedule. Any downtime I am given is for prepping or whatever else I need to do classes to prepare. I also spend the time to blog every now and then like I am doing now!
My second school is Wangjun. I go here on Wednesdays and Fridays and teach 9-22 students per class. I teach every grade once a week 3-6 and then I have combined classes with 1&2, 3&4, 5&6 once a week also. These bigger classes can be fun depending on what we are learning. They like to play a lot of games! The 5th and 6th grade combined class is one of my hardest classes to teach because it is the last class of the day and they sometimes act like they are too cool for learning, ah the start of the adolescent years...
My third school is Ho-am, I go here on Fridays only. This school is smaller too and I teach 3-6, and 1&2 combined. I like the smaller classes because I think it is easier to make sure everyone is comprehending and it is easier to do group activities.
Like I said I took some pictures of my favorite school, Wangjun:
This is my fourth grade class. Some love the camera, others want to hide as you can see!
I'm not really sure what this sign means but as you can see I think we missed something in translation here. They also have the science morgue - I think they mean lab.
Just a hallway.
I have been informed this is the school tree.
The hallway trophy cases that houses the prized volleyball trophies as you walk in the school.
This is the picture I was talking about in a previous post, if you can enlarge it and look the the top right corner you see children flipping off the camera! These cabinets are where all the slippers are stored for changing your shoes when you walk into the school.
Library!
More of the library. This is English Zone!!
They love this saying in Korea, kind of a motto.
The view from the car on the way home from school.I hope you enjoyed these! More coming soon! I am going on another adventure this weekend where I am staying in a hanok, which is a traditional Korean home. I am also going to experience a mask festival.
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