I just got to read my feedback for this year from the teachers, students, and parents.1. I'm so relieved to find that at least for my main school, none of the parents or teachers are harboring any prejudice against me for being a non-white foreigner.
I successfully pawned my sweet potatoes off on my students this time
Quote from: Ajahya on November 29, 2016, 03:07:51 pmI just got to read my feedback for this year from the teachers, students, and parents.1. I'm so relieved to find that at least for my main school, none of the parents or teachers are harboring any prejudice against me for being a non-white foreigner.Has this been something they've complained about in past performance reviews???
Quote from: donovan on November 29, 2016, 03:11:29 pmQuote from: Ajahya on November 29, 2016, 03:07:51 pmI just got to read my feedback for this year from the teachers, students, and parents.1. I'm so relieved to find that at least for my main school, none of the parents or teachers are harboring any prejudice against me for being a non-white foreigner.Has this been something they've complained about in past performance reviews??? No, but you can tell if someone is just looking for something to complain about because they don't want you teaching their children. But I'm happy because that isn't the case for me right now. Any criticism was justified and constructive (and minimal).
. I told her the "What do you call an ajumma with nine children?" joke and she absolutely LOST it, and then told the joke to two other teachers in our division.
Quote from: moonbrie on November 29, 2016, 03:13:57 pm. I told her the "What do you call an ajumma with nine children?" joke and she absolutely LOST it, and then told the joke to two other teachers in our division.Don't leave us hanging!What *do* you call an ajumma with nine children?
Bought and put up the Christmas tree in my English room. Thinking of making a display behind it with snowflakes, where students can write messages to each other. Will see how it goes!!