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		<title>KOTESOL &#8211; Time for Change. Vote!</title>
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If you are teaching in Korea, you might know about KOTESOL &#8211; the Korean branch of TESOL. I&#8217;ve been giving presentations through them at all levels for a number of years but keep a fairly distant relationship. Just teacher training / workshops. (you can see my Teacher Training page with them here).
Kotesol and its chapters [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Teaching English in Korea &#8211; an interview</title>
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As many here know, I&#8217;m a teacher in Korea. I constantly get asked questions about teaching here &#8212; about visas, cost of living, requirements, job conditions etc&#8230;. Always happy to reply to the best of my ability.
John at JetsetCitizen just published an interview with me covering much of this. If you are wondering about teaching [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Natasha&#8217;s Story and the story of other &#8220;adoptees&#8221;</title>
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See the FULL SCREEN version and more TED videos on our TED Talk feed page. Living as an EFL teacher rogue, roustabout, expat and &#8220;outsider&#8221; &#8212; one often gets to see the world in special ways. It is a tremendous opportunity to grow as an individual and to really see humanity for what it is. [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Power of Story&#8230;</title>
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Whatever the subject, I believe that stories should play a vital role. We are hardwired to learn through stories and more importantly to &#8220;embed&#8221; within our subconscious mind, the lessons and learning of life, by way of story. Wisdom is a story.
I have used stories in the EFL classroom and especially funny stories (there [...]]]></description>
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