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SweetBear
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 Posted: Sat Jun 03, 2006 5:09 am Post subject: Public schools and ex pat communities |
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Hi all,
Doing some research on my next gig. Looking for info on the differences between working for a hagwon and a public school, specifically your experiences in dealing with and designing lessons for larger classes, how many classes a day do you teach ? What are the expectations of you? For those of you who have taught at both, which do you prefer and why?
Also would like to hear from people outside of Seoul who enjoy a lively expat scene, how big is your city? How many foreigners and how often do you all meet up?
Cheers,
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SweetBear
Joined: 18 May 2003
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ttompatz
Joined: 05 Sep 2005
Location: Kwangju, South Korea
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| SweetBear wrote: |
Hi all,
Doing some research on my next gig. Looking for info on the differences between working for a hagwon and a public school, specifically your experiences in dealing with and designing lessons for larger classes, how many classes a day do you teach ? What are the expectations of you? For those of you who have taught at both, which do you prefer and why?
Also would like to hear from people outside of Seoul who enjoy a lively expat scene, how big is your city? How many foreigners and how often do you all meet up?
Cheers,
sb
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Wouldn't research mean taking the time to look back at some of the 6000 previous threads on this same topic?
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