Are the Good Times Gone for Native English Teachers?
This article explores the new climate for native English teachers in Korea and its potential outcomes.
Tag: gwangju
Go East, Young Man:
Pioneer Educator Dr. David Shaffer reflects on his considerable time in Gwangju: from the 70’s in an undeveloped city to Professor at Chosun University!
Jeolla in Imjin War
In the year 1592 Japan invaded Korea through the Busan harbor. Jeolla province then became an important strategic point in the defense of Korea.
The Private Language Academy
Na Yeon Jeong is the owner of M-UM Education in Sinchang-dong, one of the private English academies that are a mainstay in Korea.
Gwangju Talks – “What does Seollal mean to you?”
Seollal, a Korean holiday, is a day for paying respect to your ancestors. Discover what this entails for various people of different ages in Gwangju.
Moon Castle Lake
John Keaton Jackson describes the beauty of his home in nature.
Reflective Practice: What Exactly Are Teaching Portfolios?
Have you started your portfolio yet? Here are some of the reason’s why you should, and tips on how to make it effective.
Two Successes for Safety in Transportation Emergencies
Gwangju EPIK Teacher Adam Greenberg saw a problem on city buses: ineffectively placed emergency hammers. His proactive approach brought change from the city.