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DocNemesis
Philippines446 Posts
Well, it turns out I overestimated myself because teaching Korean children is way more than I bargained for. Due to the language barrier occuring between us, it's hard to actually get the child to learn. So I decided to leave and go back to sending applications to public schools. They may have unruly classes, but at least I can get along with them just fine. Thankfully, with the company starting out and all, no contract was signed at all. Damn, I feel so ashamed. DX  | ||
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mdb
Bulgaria4059 Posts
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m4gdelen4
United States416 Posts
but it's nothing to be ashamed of - learn and move on  | ||
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United States291 Posts
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DocNemesis
Philippines446 Posts
On June 21 2011 23:55 m4gdelen4 wrote: sounds like you didn't prepare very well. but it's nothing to be ashamed of - learn and move on Tutoring is completely different from what I was used to when teaching an actual class. I made it a habit to make a lesson plan prior to the lesson itself like any teacher should do. Because I can't bring their resources from the get go, I had to make do with what I had and it didn't work out indeed. I overestimated myself and I deserve a kick in the head for it. Still, I kinda expected this to happen. So, I prepared resumes and I am ready to push out tomorrow on public schools. | ||
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DocNemesis
Philippines446 Posts
On June 21 2011 23:56 StrangrDangr wrote: That must of been one hell of a first day. I made it through the whole shift of 12-10 PM. I had to see it through, but it's the same thing over and over and over and over and over and over and over. | ||
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Nesquik
United Kingdom600 Posts
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