Got caught up in some work and forgot about the time, and now lunch is about a minute away and I don't have time to use the restroom before my coT shows up.
Special cooking class for English festival week. Making Bingsu. 30 kids. So messy
Quote from: Pennypie on July 03, 2018, 12:38:42 pmSpecial cooking class for English festival week. Making Bingsu. 30 kids. So messy It's all in the prep- Tablecloths, toppings in wide-brimmed containers rather than narrow jars, plastic gloves, servig ladles/spoons, etc.
Quote from: Pennypie on July 03, 2018, 12:38:42 pmSpecial cooking class for English festival week. Making Bingsu. 30 kids. So messy It's always a bit ironic when traditional Korean foods are made for an English festival. It's like opening the texts and seeing in-depth explanations of Korean places, customs, and history.I get why it's done, but...
Quote from: Pennypie on July 03, 2018, 12:38:42 pmSpecial cooking class for English festival week. Making Bingsu. 30 kids. So messy It's always a bit ironic when traditional Korean foods are made for an English festival.
We're making Salade Nicoise and I'm setting up a Sandwich Station for Summer camp.
It might be pat bingsu, but they're calling it 초코칩 아이스크림.
I'm pretty sure it's just because someone wanted to buy the ice shaving machine thing so the school could use it in the future and it's a good excuse. Anyway I guess it's easier to teach them things they sort of already know.
we've done all that which has helped...but kids are still kids. There is always one that still struggles to use a spoon
Quote from: Chinguetti on July 03, 2018, 11:30:03 amGot caught up in some work and forgot about the time, and now lunch is about a minute away and I don't have time to use the restroom before my coT shows up.but as an adult I think you're allowed to go to the bathroom when you want.
In her infinite wisdom, our MOE supervisor has planned a trip for the NETs and CTs for tomorrow.We have to be at the education office at 12:40 sharp. The supervisor has also sent a message to my CT instructing that NETs are not allowed to leave before the end of 4th period... So, I've got to teach till 12:20, skip lunch or going to the loo, to rush to the education office by 12:40, endure a 90min bus ride, enjoy a wonderful cultural trip of being told how great Korea is for the next couple of hours... in the rain and no lunch, eat mystery dinner and arrive back at 930pm. Wake up for school the next day.
Quote from: Aristocrat on July 04, 2018, 09:42:12 amIn her infinite wisdom, our MOE supervisor has planned a trip for the NETs and CTs for tomorrow.We have to be at the education office at 12:40 sharp. The supervisor has also sent a message to my CT instructing that NETs are not allowed to leave before the end of 4th period... So, I've got to teach till 12:20, skip lunch or going to the loo, to rush to the education office by 12:40, endure a 90min bus ride, enjoy a wonderful cultural trip of being told how great Korea is for the next couple of hours... in the rain and no lunch, eat mystery dinner and arrive back at 930pm. Wake up for school the next day.haha there is no way in hell i'd be attending that
Quote from: oglop on July 04, 2018, 10:21:20 amQuote from: Aristocrat on July 04, 2018, 09:42:12 amIn her infinite wisdom, our MOE supervisor has planned a trip for the NETs and CTs for tomorrow.We have to be at the education office at 12:40 sharp. The supervisor has also sent a message to my CT instructing that NETs are not allowed to leave before the end of 4th period... So, I've got to teach till 12:20, skip lunch or going to the loo, to rush to the education office by 12:40, endure a 90min bus ride, enjoy a wonderful cultural trip of being told how great Korea is for the next couple of hours... in the rain and no lunch, eat mystery dinner and arrive back at 930pm. Wake up for school the next day.haha there is no way in hell i'd be attending thatOn the bright side, I get to reaffirm my belief that Korean culture has no redeeming qualities anymore. Every one of my 3 CTs who are attending (it's not optional) have told me that everyone thinks her schedule is ridiculously stupid, but nobody dares criticize. A person in charge could declare that 3+2 = 6 a nobody would dare question it... if/when said person in charge does get called out, they'll simply blame an underling.
Break Time: You should be getting a one hour break for every eight hours you work. Work for 4 hours and you should get a 30 minute rest. Unfortunately the rest period is not included in the on-duty hours. Most of companies provide a one hour lunch break forcing the on-duty hours from 9:00-18:00. If you don’t like eating lunch at lunch time, you are free to take your break(s) as you see fit, although some employers will stipulate lunch time in the contract.
Quote from: Aristocrat on July 04, 2018, 09:42:12 amIn her infinite wisdom, our MOE supervisor has planned a trip for the NETs and CTs for tomorrow.We have to be at the education office at 12:40 sharp. The supervisor has also sent a message to my CT instructing that NETs are not allowed to leave before the end of 4th period... So, I've got to teach till 12:20, skip lunch or going to the loo, to rush to the education office by 12:40, endure a 90min bus ride, enjoy a wonderful cultural trip of being told how great Korea is for the next couple of hours... in the rain and no lunch, eat mystery dinner and arrive back at 930pm. Wake up for school the next day.Don't forget to claim overtime for the trip. I'd just turn up late, on purpose.