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workshop madness: the video

22 Jan 2009
Posted by Marisa
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Here is video proof of the madness we experienced.

 

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Oh, the familiarity

Yup, that's exactly like the "orientation" I had in Seoul (and I mean exactly---I recognize those hats!) except that mine was three days long, and instead of being on the beach it was in a featureless but dirty hotel in a featureless but dirty district of the city (and we didn't get to go to a temple). You should really be feeling sorry for the EPIK teachers who arrived on time; the official orientation is eight days of this, and yes the people in my building were still complaining about it when I got here.

OK, I'm going to bed now and then to Japan. I'll see you next month...

Posted by Matthew | Jan 22nd, 2009 at 9:30 pm

we didn't ever feel that way

In case you were wondering (the words on the video said so), we didn't ever feel that way about our children. :-)

Posted by Doug Magnuson | Jan 26th, 2009 at 4:49 am

thanks for documenting...

Thanks, too, for documenting Marisa's thoughts about the workshop, through providing audio-video evidence. I'm not sure I would want to teach English (or anything), if I had to sit through workshops like that (though the beach looked inviting.

Posted by Doug Magnuson | Jan 26th, 2009 at 4:51 am