How to Vote With Your Feet
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Tags: accommodation, apartment, conditions, demographic, disappointment, disillusionment, elementary, employment, enjoyment, expensive, foreigner, furniture, hagwon, hours, introduction, job, logic, opportunities, overtime, reflection, salary, school, social, sofa, teaching, transition, TV, unfurnished, vote with your feet
Seeing With Alien Eyes: Ten Years Teaching in Korea
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The Legacy of Zen
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Tags: career, change, education, elementary, English, english teacher, experience, foreigner, fortitude, hagwon, job, learning, lifestyle, persistence, perspective, public school, teacher, teaching
All Change . . .
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: adults, bank, banking, buying, career, career choice, change, choice, control, education, elementary, elementary school, employment, hagwon, job, lifestyle, living, private, public, public school, school, South Korea, teacher, teaching, teaching english
Toilet Humour
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Tags: blood group A, blood group AB, blood group B, blood group O, elementary, elementary school, kimchi girls, Korea, lavatorial, lavatorial humor, lavatorial humour, learn Korean, learning Korean, number 2, number two, poo, psychology, South Korea, teach English, teaching english, toilet, toilet humor, toilet humour
Maybe, Baby
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: education, elementary, English, foreign teacher, foreigner, hagwon, job, Korea, Korea school, Korean, lifestyle, living, native English speaker, teacher, teaching, travel
The Human Comedy
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: change, elementary, Korea, living in Korea, relationships, school, South Korea, teaching
Goodbyes . . .
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: education, elementary, English, foreigner, hagwon, Korea, Miryang, photo, picture, public school, school, South Korea, teaching
Touched
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Tags: education, elementary, elementary school, English, foreigner, hagwon, Korea, Miryang, public school, school, South Korea, teaching, TEFL, TESOL
Looking Back at Christmas : Your Mileage May Vary
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: career, change, Christmas, education, elementary, English, hagwon, Korea, mileage, school, South Korea, teacher, teaching, ymmv
