My Taiwan Adventure

It's so cute to see your students pressed up against the glass while you're trying to have a serious interview. *laughs* I was at an afterschool program just down the street from the school and some of my students go there. Embarrassingly enough I didn't know all their names and I admitted it to the Director at the school. She understood that with 550+ students it can be difficult.

I think I botched the whole interview. But if I get the job it will be grade 1+2 students and a very creative low stress environment. Class sizes are no more than 12 students! Only 4 days a week and 6 hours a day means a lot more time to be mellow and be me. And I'd still get to see some of my old kids from the school I teach at now. There are a lot of jobs available in Taiwan this is just the first of a few interviews I have lined up before I leave.

The rest of the evening was non-eventful and heavily drenched in heat and humidity. A mosquito was inside my net last night and I got a couple of bites. I also got the mosquito sizzling on the end of an electrified bug-zapper.

Off to grade.
T. Destiny
Teaching in Taiwan.

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