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  • A Letter from OUT of China

    Posted on Sunday November 29th, 2009 at 21:24 in china, asia, goethe

    I returned to New Zealand with the knowledge my parents were seriously ill. After a few days in Auckland, I sent an email offering to minister to them. When I arrived at the bus station in my home town Gisborne, my elder brother was waiting for me. E...

  • English Teachers STALKED: AES claims Purification or Introductions to the Western Douche and an Overreaction Part 1

    Posted on Sunday November 22nd, 2009 at 21:17 in asia, Korea, jyu young lee

    In 2007, after the Christopher Paul Neil incident, Koreans learned a hard lesson: not all foreigners are good. More so, not all English Teachers may be good. But whether the South Korean population had already a discreet knowledge of this possibility...

  • Abu Dhabi: Unexplained Death of 24-Year-Old Welsh Teacher

    Posted on Sunday November 22nd, 2009 at 20:46 in asia, Middle East, England, abu dhabi

    Emma Jones, an outgoing English teacher from Caerphilly, UK, died in her apartment on November 11.  Emma was a 24-year-old, energetic, and well loved teacher. The young lady had completed her sociology major last year and had been teaching eigh...

  • A Letter from out of China

    Posted on Thursday November 19th, 2009 at 00:43 in china, asia, goethe

    Last Sunday I got a morning mobile call from my HOD. The headmaster Mr Chua from Wonderland School Attached To Sun Yat Sen University has ordered me to go "at once" to the school. That sounded like a bad dream. Wonderland school is about an hour's ta...

  • Korea: TOEFL on its Way Out

    Posted on Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 20:29 in asia, Korea, finding esl employment

    TOEFL, Test of English as a Foreign Language, is the widest used English testing system in the world today.  The test was first made public in 1964 and is comprised of reading, listening, speaking, and writing sections.  However, the Korea ...

  • Cycling without Boarders

    Posted on Saturday November 14th, 2009 at 09:09 in travel, asia, cambodia, thailand, vietnam, laos

    With my legs stuck firmly in the mud, and my shoes having been swallowed by the red muck pretending to be the road, I had to pause for a moment to laugh. The self-inflicted suffering that a budget traveler seems to attract deserves no complaints....

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