i've started vounteering at my dad's friend's free clinic, st. joseph's, a couple of times a week. it's a place where the less fortunate, many of them homeless and alcoholics, go to get health care. all of the doctors and nurses are volunteers, as well as the rest of the staff. in fact, there are so many helping hands that a lot of times, there's really nothing for me to do. even so, it's been a great opportunity to get involved in some community service while i'm in korea.
starting tomorrow, i'm going to be teaching an english class there for the staff. they kind of planned everything out already, which was great, except the method they want to use to learn english is maybe not the best idea in the world. apparently, i'm going to be reading the bible out loud in english and they're going to follow along in korean (did i mention the clinic was catholic?). anyway, they seem very eager which is always great.
so i'm going to go tomorrow and teach them with the bible and we'll see how effective it is. they're definately going to be learning some interesting verbs, like 'begat' and 'smote,' which should make for some interesting english conversations later...
starting tomorrow, i'm going to be teaching an english class there for the staff. they kind of planned everything out already, which was great, except the method they want to use to learn english is maybe not the best idea in the world. apparently, i'm going to be reading the bible out loud in english and they're going to follow along in korean (did i mention the clinic was catholic?). anyway, they seem very eager which is always great.
so i'm going to go tomorrow and teach them with the bible and we'll see how effective it is. they're definately going to be learning some interesting verbs, like 'begat' and 'smote,' which should make for some interesting english conversations later...
7:35 AMprops on the community service. total wtfs on the method of instruction.
and thanks again for sending me a pack of the WORST CIGARETTES EVER
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