Asian Hockey League last night in Anyang. Anyang Halla vs China's team; Dragons. Anyang 16 Dragons 0Talk about an ass kicking.
I've been musing on the idea of teaching back home but have been unsure of what subject (English vs Art, vs ESL). Then I saw several friends post about all the grading they have to do. Ugh hahah. I think I'd like teaching art (not for elementary though). I've been having fun researching projects for winter art camp, much more so than figuring out activities for regular class. And I'm more interested in project based work. Wouldn't have to worry about teaching to standardized tests either. Hmmm
Quote from: CO2 on December 23, 2016, 12:02:23 pmAsian Hockey League last night in Anyang. Anyang Halla vs China's team; Dragons. Anyang 16 Dragons 0Talk about an ass kicking.Where do you find the hockey games? I would love to go to one here.
Quote from: HaLo3 on December 23, 2016, 12:07:54 pmQuote from: CO2 on December 23, 2016, 12:02:23 pmAsian Hockey League last night in Anyang. Anyang Halla vs China's team; Dragons. Anyang 16 Dragons 0Talk about an ass kicking.Where do you find the hockey games? I would love to go to one here.There's a team in Anyang and a team in Chuncheon. Tickets are 8 or 10 bucks in Anyang and free in Chuncheon.
My new deskwarming activity is doing sporcle quizzes! I am so into it these days. It makes me feel like I know things, even though some of the things are purely for time wasting. Anybody else do those?
Quote from: krissyboo75 on December 23, 2016, 12:22:07 pmMy new deskwarming activity is doing sporcle quizzes! I am so into it these days. It makes me feel like I know things, even though some of the things are purely for time wasting. Anybody else do those?What are they?
Quote from: HaLo3 on December 23, 2016, 12:32:01 pmQuote from: krissyboo75 on December 23, 2016, 12:22:07 pmMy new deskwarming activity is doing sporcle quizzes! I am so into it these days. It makes me feel like I know things, even though some of the things are purely for time wasting. Anybody else do those?What are they?Sporcle is a site of trivia quizzes about almost everything. https://www.sporcle.com/
Quote from: yirj17 on December 23, 2016, 11:13:58 amI've been musing on the idea of teaching back home but have been unsure of what subject (English vs Art, vs ESL). Then I saw several friends post about all the grading they have to do. Ugh hahah. I think I'd like teaching art (not for elementary though). I've been having fun researching projects for winter art camp, much more so than figuring out activities for regular class. And I'm more interested in project based work. Wouldn't have to worry about teaching to standardized tests either. HmmmI too have been musing with the idea of teaching back home. At the moment ESL is in the lead, but I am considering other subjects. I know male elementary teachers are a bit in demand because of the lack of them back home, but I think I would rather teach something like art in secondary school. I used to be a photography based artist back home but haven't practised much lately. It might be worth reconsidering. I like art, liked my art teachers when I was in school. Thanks for sparking that train of thought.
I just want to sleep all weekend. But I'll be spending the whole time in Busan. Which will be fun, but omgsleeeeeeep ~
Quote from: krissyboo75 on December 23, 2016, 12:22:07 pmMy new deskwarming activity is doing sporcle quizzes! I am so into it these days. It makes me feel like I know things, even though some of the things are purely for time wasting. Anybody else do those?I used to do Sporcle about every other day when I was working in housing during college. Nothing to do + computer + Facebook/other time-wasting bans = Sporcle. The countries one is really hard, though. And I haven't done it in a couple of years.
Quote from: Chinguetti on December 23, 2016, 02:40:00 pmI just want to sleep all weekend. But I'll be spending the whole time in Busan. Which will be fun, but omgsleeeeeeep ~Yay Busan! What will you be doing here?
Quote from: welcomebackkotter on December 23, 2016, 12:09:04 pmQuote from: yirj17 on December 23, 2016, 11:13:58 amI've been musing on the idea of teaching back home but have been unsure of what subject (English vs Art, vs ESL). Then I saw several friends post about all the grading they have to do. Ugh hahah. I think I'd like teaching art (not for elementary though). I've been having fun researching projects for winter art camp, much more so than figuring out activities for regular class. And I'm more interested in project based work. Wouldn't have to worry about teaching to standardized tests either. HmmmI too have been musing with the idea of teaching back home. At the moment ESL is in the lead, but I am considering other subjects. I know male elementary teachers are a bit in demand because of the lack of them back home, but I think I would rather teach something like art in secondary school. I used to be a photography based artist back home but haven't practised much lately. It might be worth reconsidering. I like art, liked my art teachers when I was in school. Thanks for sparking that train of thought.Right? I liked all my art classes and teachers in high school (I actually didn't have any art classes in middle school because I was in orchestra, so I have no idea what that's like). And there's just something very comfortable and homey about art rooms/spaces. I've been getting into drawing again lately. I need to practice, as I'd actually love to make my own graphic novels someday