Hello,
Wintermute here with your daily dose of Dumbr. This week I started teaching at a new school in Korea. The school is located in a city owned by the second largest company in the world of its industry. So basically the company owns everything in the city, the taxis, the stores, and the schools. Its a university city and the only way to live here is to either be a student or an employee of this main company. Obviously I don't work for the company but instead the school, however I am technically an employee of this company.
I work at an all boys and all girls middle school. My desk and computer is located in the all girls, meaning I have to switch schools when I have a boys class. All of the High Schools and Middle Schools and dorms are located on the same campus, so getting around is easy.
I teach 22 classes a week and have about 350-400 something students total. I'll be lucky if I can remember all of their names. At my last school I had 30 minutes to prepare 9 hours of different lessons. This school I am loaded with free hours to prepare 45 minutes a week. Basically I prepare one lesson and teach that same lesson 20 times a week for each class. Its a pretty easy gig. It may get a bit boring after a while but still much simpler.
The school is set up just like in any anime I'm sure you've seen. Basically the school is a ugly looking block that goes up. The higher the floor you are on the higher the grade. I teach the second highest meaning my students are about 15-16 years old. Depending on their grade they wear a different colored tag on their uniform.
I think thats about it for the school. I guess next time I will talk about the classrooms. I know you want pictures and maybe someday I will post some, but don't hold your breath.
Your Teacher,
Wintermute.
That's a lot of names to remember!!! You deserve a gold medal if you remember them all man
ReplyDeleteSounds lovely!
ReplyDeleteMan, although it sounds pretty straightforward, I hope you don't lose your mind to boredom. Same routine that many times a day to the bunch of kids in uniforms at such an ugly building.
ReplyDeletedear god, how do you remember that many names. sounds like a sweet job though, if its like every anime school does that mean they have classes they teach at the top of the buildings like PE and stuff?
ReplyDeletehow in that crazy world can you do all that work and have it be succesful still? 300-400 students? crazy talk! just one single home work assignment means you have 3-4 hundred pages to sift through. ugh. no thanks!
ReplyDelete@team panda, no, they have fields for sports.
ReplyDelete@Atley, I don't give out homework
dear god that;s a lot of students
ReplyDelete300-400 students, that's insane man! People here, complain about 30 kids.
ReplyDeleteWow! great post!
ReplyDeleteyay... Iv always wanted to teach in an anime school :D
ReplyDeletei'd end up just calling them all "you!"
ReplyDeletebut hey, it brings in the money :D
I wish you luck, good sir.
ReplyDeleteWow, interesting.
ReplyDeleteI would love to hear more about the culture and stuff.
22 classes a weak? damn i would go mad
ReplyDeleteAnd my professors can't even get papers back within a couple weeks. Fuck that.
ReplyDeleteNo homework?!
ReplyDeleteAnd that's a lot of classes/students. Good luck, oppa!
It's cool seeing the classroom from a teacher's perspective, keep posting!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really cool, but I was surprised by how many students and lessons you teach. Looking forward to future posts!
ReplyDeleteThats a lot of kids to teach.
ReplyDeleteDo you wear tags according to grade? That's a weird system. Also, good luck with the names :D
ReplyDeleteSweet! I went to Korea once. But I liked it :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the whole teaching thing.
Impressive weekly routine.
ReplyDeleteInteresting stuff!
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