Flipping the Classroom: Walking in Students’ Shoes
“This warm welcome reminded me to be mindful of our students’ current circumstances.”
“This warm welcome reminded me to be mindful of our students’ current circumstances.”
“A better strategy is to be ‘a foreigner who speaks Korean pretty well.’”
“It is definitely the most genuine and wholehearted language exchange program you could ever wish to experience.”
“They will make you a monster on the reading section of the TOPIK.”
The Raemi School’s name was coined by the first cohort of students themselves when the school was established in 2012. Raemi (래미) is the reversal of the syllables of the Korean word mirae (미래), which means “future.”
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