Teach Esl In Korea

Adapting to Change
What you'll learn
Be Aware of Typical Daily Tasks.
Identify any Future Setbacks and How to Manage.
Start Building your Game/Activity Binder.
Realize a group of energetic kids is powerful, but you got the power!
Requirements
First Timers to Korea and teaching ESL/EFL
Description
Hello! This is not a training session but more of a quick chat to get you to consider your new role. You will be in a new country, trying to use a new language, and fitting in with the standards there. You will want to be open-minded, yet true to what your values are too. Balance is key and you'll find your way. On top of that, you also have WORK. I want to provide you with a quick peek at some possibilities. You should have assistance and someone to care for you, but I want you to be prepared to take on any struggles with courage and a sense of adventure. Koreans don't stick to plans as much as other working cultures might. They also only openly share information later in the planning stages. Once you're aware-it is easier to get used to. Reach out with any questions. I tried my best to think of the common concerns of a new teacher, but it has been a few years for me. If you have some confusion about any aspect of this experience, I would gladly like to respond to anything that I can. Make the best of what you have!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Hello Steve
Lecture 2 Your Home
Lecture 3 Take Care of Yourself
Lecture 4 The Image
Lecture 5 Forced to Learn
Lecture 6 Working With Koreans
Lecture 7 Being Silly
Lecture 8 Student Engagement
Lecture 9 Common Phrases
Lecture 10 Motivation
Lecture 11 More Games!
Lecture 12 Stay Organized
Preparation before going to live & teach children in Korea
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