Survive & Thrive in Korea
Thai Garden is in Itaewon right next to the Itaewon Hotel and above Kabinett. As the the name suggests TG specializes in Thai food. The restaurant itself is pretty spacious with more than enough room for large parties of friends or coworkers. The decor is pretty low key and almost somber, but you won’t be […]
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Have an intercom but don’t know how to use it? Tired of using it as a mirror or place to put restaurant menus? Then you’re in luck because I’ve translated my intercom just for you! Now you can buzz guests in instead of walking that extra two feet to the door! You can call for […]
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Dice of Fortune takes a spin from Wheel of Fortune. First, divide the class into several teams. Each team then sends a member to roll the die. Depending on the number the group then gets to either pick a letter, lose a turn, or steal another team’s points. Each letter they guess is multiplied by […]
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So here is another activity you can use to liven up a lesson. First, draw a soccer field on the board. Then place a magnet in the middle of the field to act as the ball. Next, divide the class into two teams. Each team selects a member to compete against the other team in […]
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Before I came to Korea my picture of the country was of a pious nation of Buddhists and Christians living in spiritual calm against the tide of insanity from the North. Well, that picture shattered quickly. In a city where stiletto heels and short mini skirts are common work attire my eyebrows raised. Commercials showcase […]
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So now you’ve got your Engl on the blackboard. Your kids know your rules, but like all kids they slip up and slide toward that cliff of obnoxious ruckus that children all around the world have mastered. What do you do? You could just snatch up the eraser and make a letter disappear or you […]
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