| I work here at the Yasuda center at California State University San Bernardino. I teach English as a second language to students from all over the world. I love my job and my students. There is always something totally moving about being allowed the privilege to share in the lives of these people. Cheesy as it may sound, I really do find I learn just as much, if not more, from them, as they do from me. |
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| Some of my students. I find they are so much more of a technoliterate generation then what I came from. We took most of these pictures with cell phones that double as cameras and then convert to computers only to switch to mp3 players, etc. Talk about multi-tasking! |
| These students were PH.D. professors from a university in Turkey, but I recall they were lacking in technological experience as compared to the young Korean girl also in the picture. Again the generation divide... |