Korean Job Discussion Forums

[mistermasan]

yeah, snicker. but i really am looking to buy some of those sticky balls that were so popular in china/taiwan. they are covered w/ suction cups and stick well to whiteboards. anyone seen such for sale in korea? if so where?

[Sincinnatislink]

Wow. This was a bummer of a post after that title.

Wouldn't one of the gummy golden pigs work?

[Alyallen]

[Bibbitybop]

They aren't as good as the salty, chocolate balls I see on the streets of Itaewon.

[jajdude]

Never looked for them, or heard of them used in Korea, but they were useful when I taught some young kids in Taiwan (years ago) and such games were approved. I wouldn't mind using something like that for the youngsters (grade 2), but we're supposed to be educational at my place, sigh, while the kids are dying to get out of their seats and move around. Actually if I can make it seem useful maybe I could introduce such a radical thing. Parents sometimes view the cameras though, and the image must come across: students in seats, books open, .... or else how could they be learning? Too much fun is discouraged it seems.

[gypsyfish]

I'm a Schwetty balls fan. Especially when they glisten.

[Ryst Helmut]