Province | Jeollanam-do |
Location | Gurye |
School Name | Gurye High School |
Type | Public |
Grade levels taught | High 1, 2 |
Hours taught per week | Less than 15 |
Students taught | Less than 300 |
Class contacts per week | Three or more |
Hours at school per day | 7-8 |
Special advanced class | Yes |
Own classroom | Yes |
Taught from textbook | Rarely |
Created original lessons | Frequently |
Co-teacher in classroom | Rarely |
Handled own discipline issues | Always |
Other staff member handled discipline | Never |
Attend school on test days | Never |
Socialized with staff | Frequently |
Reward system for classroom | Frequently |
Taught winter break classes | No |
Daily Attire | Casual; jeans and t-shirt |
Lunch with teachers | Cafeteria |
School-provided computer | Yes |
Operating system | Windows XP |
Technology | |
Overhead projector | Yes |
DVD player | Yes |
VHS | No |
Power Point PC | Yes |
Internet-capable | Yes |
Monday, August 10, 2009
Guyre High School - The Details
I just got more information about my school situation. I'm super excited! Dress = Jeans & T-shirt?? How did I luck out like that!? Just to give you an idea, most people teach more than 16 classes and about 500-1,000 students. I am also very thankful for a technology capable school...
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It seems to me that you got this "independent" "cush" assignment because you impressed them you could handle being on your own. I'm sure you earned this assignment and less luck was involved.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking we should find some interesting "American" T-shirts for you that would be a topic of discussion for your class.
We're so happy that you are happy!!
Great idea about the t-shirts, Julie! And don't worry, Amy, we wouldn't dream of sending you anything too embarrasing (like "Life begins at 40!) :)
ReplyDeletejeans and t-shirt... really? Cool. Is this for teachers only or students too?
ReplyDeleteI wore uniforms for 12 years until I went to college - pretty much everybody did for middle school and high school. We all had the same hair style starting at middle school and wore pretty much the same style/color shoes. Imagine a room full of (60 or more at times in the classroom) Asian girls (or boys - very fes high schools in the country were co-ed) wearing the same thing looking pretty much the same from head to toe. I am not sure if I can tell kids apart if I were to face a class like that now...
I guess you could wear a t-shirt with the image of the "free woman" :-) That was a gem.
Your assignment sounds great. We're happy you are so pleased with where you will be staying. WE'll be anxious to hear more about the people who are lucky enough to get you. Love you- Grandma and
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