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Life in the classroom...expats teaching English in Korea at a university.
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My Life! is the site for anything related to teaching in a South Korea university: activities, teaching methods, textbook reviews, job search advice, Korean uni culture and more. Email me at jlbolen@gmail.com.
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2 comments:
Great reading your advice about teaching English and your experiences in the classroom. I've just started my teaching qualification this year and your blog has been of great interest to me. Will be back. :)
Thanks for checking out the blog.
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