Future Projects
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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
All Change . . .
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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
To Leave or Not to Leave, That is the Question . . . .
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Commentary
Tags: career, career choice, choice, elementary, English, foreigner, hagwon, Korea, lifestyle, living, public school, school, South Korea, teacher, teachin
Great Quote . . .
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Lost Geographies
Tags: education, effects, foreigner, hagwon, Korea, public school, school, Stalin, teacher, teaching, weapon
The Human Comedy
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: change, elementary, Korea, living in Korea, relationships, school, South Korea, teaching
No More White Boy Whingeing
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Commentary
Tags: elementary, entertainment, film, lifestyle, media, movie, music, online piracy, school, South Korea, teaching, video
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
