I'm an English teacher.
Teaching isn't just a job; it's an adventure.
Are you a teacher?
Would you like to experience a different country, embrace a
different culture, discover a different you?
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If you've got a B.A.;
a lust for travel;
a knack for, and an interest in, teaching;
and a wee bit of patience -
Indonesia could be the place for you !
Experience preferred.
We do more before nine o'clock than ... Well, maybe it's not exactly like that.
I've taught in Canada, South Korea and in Indonesia.
I've taught writing. I've taught the usage of various software
packages to college and business classes, and I've taught English.
My students have been younger than six and old as sixty.
Teaching
is exciting, frightening, fulfilling and frustrating. When you
enjoy it there's no better job in the world. When you hate it,
it's a physically and mentally draining nightmare.
If you're just in it for the money, WAKE UP!
There are easier
ways to earn money. Teachers are not the best-paid workers in
the world.
There are very few highs to equal getting an idea across to
a student, or a group of students. When you have a student present
a concise, well-thought presentation you feel that all the effort
has meant something.
1) How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
2) Last Sunday night, the light on the right supplied a bright light.
3) Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
4) She sells seashells by the seashore.
5) Nutty Nancy Knuckles knits neckties nightly in Naples.
6) Little red radios left playing in lunchrooms.
7) Thirty tired teachers took trips to Taegu in ten tiny Ticos.
8) Seven special soldiers stood still and silent in the soft snow surrounding Seoul.
9) Red Russian rockets roar rapidly, rushing rudely.
10) Little Lolly Lumpin lightly laid lavender lollies on little lavender lorries.
11) Creative Koreans crunching constantly ... causing Canadians constant concern.
12)Seventy sleepy students slept soundly, softly snoring.
13) Several elderly women walked wearily westward.
14) The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.
15) Lunching largely on leftover lasagna, the Lithuanian's leotards looked lumpy.
16) Norman Knights in knit Knickers knelt nightly to nosh on noodles.
17) Mongolian Marauders on tough little horses made armored Europeans moan with misery.
18) Worker with flask, no mind on his task, means liquid lunches will get him the sack.
19) Liberally polluted politicians prevented proper progress.
20) White-washed wheelbarrows with wide wooden wheels wobbled weirdly.
21) Pedestrians on pogo sticks partially panicked perplexed pensioners.
22) Next door to the Singer Sewing Center, six streets south of the Cinema Cineplex.
23) Fencers - foils flashing - faces flushed, fought furiously.
24) Whistling weirdoes, drinking whiskey and wine, singing bad comic opera and swearing in rhyme.
Here you'll find warmers, conditionals, reported speech and who
knows what else.
This is a multi-course serving of educational opportunities.
Dig in.
Enjoy.
I invite you to join the travelers on a quest
through time and space. Follow us into that distant corner of
reality, the human soul.
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