Here is my ninth question.
If you were to be born again, what would you like to be? I would like to be an artist, expecially a sculpture. I once found out that I was good at making something with my hands, but unfortunately had no chance to learn how to use my talent. Of course nobody supported me. Sometimes I dream that I carve something imaginary in my mind. How about you?

Here is my eighth question.
Recently, as English teachers, we are facing the imminent situation of changing our teaching styles. The ability is greatly emphasized to communicate in English with other people around the world. So we must have the ability of speaking English fluently and proficiently as well as the ability of listening to native speakers perfectly, besides good teaching techinics. But even if we have the abilities, there are some problems: large class sizes, no private classroom, insufficient teaching materials, SAT, etc. What would be your biggest problem if you came back to your schools? Speaking? Listening? Teaching techniques? Or something else? In my case, I'd feel frustrated again to see more than 40 students in my classrooms. How about you? Would you share your burden with us here?

Here is my seventh question.
Do you believe in your previous life? We are destined to meet here, right? Maybe we were all friends, or enemies, or family members. Have you ever heard from a fortune teller about your past life? I was told that I was once a famous French chef in my former life. Some of you might have enjoyed my delicious food. Anyhow, glad to meet you here, buddies. Don't hesitate to share your experience.

Here is my sixth question.
Hi, guys. Have you ever thought of true happiness? What is real happiness in life? Do you feel happy now? Why? I've been to some countries for sightseeing or personal activities. Some people in rich countries looked busy and unhappy, while people in some poor counties looked shabby, but self-contented. What do you think makes you happy? Could you share your tips for happiness with me? I must be a fool to ask you..."Someone who is always thinking about happiness is a fool. A wise person thinks about death."(Ecclesiates 5:4))

Hi, guys. Here is my fifth Question.
I love sunset more than sunrise. Because at sunset I can see billowing twilight, and after that calm dusk. Sunrise awakens my reason, making us think of the reality of life, but sunrise evokes my emotion, surrounding everything with beautiful colors and gives us a poetic mind. How about you? Which do you like better, sunrise or sunset? Why?

Hello. Here is my fourth question.
I am sometimes tired of teaching English. If I could change the subject, I would rather choose P.E. I love to play various kinds of balls. And I don't like talking in front of others. How about you? Have yoou always enjoyed teaching English? Good comments, please.

Here is my third question.
When you feel lonely and terrible, what do you usually do to overcome the feeling?
Sometimes I just sleep. But sometimes it can't help because I cant' fall asleep. Sometimes I try to play games, but I lose most of the games. Nothing ususally works! Time matters. Who will help me???

Hi, dear co-teachers. Here is the second question.
My motto is, "It is good to be able to enjoy the plesant light of the day. Be grateful for every year you live. No matter how long you live, remember that youwill be dead much longer. There is nothing at all to look forward to. Young people, enjoy your youth. Be happy while you are still young. Do what you want to do, and follow your heart's desire. But remember that God will is going to judge you for whatever you do."(Ecclesiastes 11:7-9)
By nature I am a pessimist, but try to smile and be happy every moment.
What is your motto?

Hey, guys. Do you like teaching? why?I appreciate your opinion.

Welcome to yannie's world!

This is for every English teacher in Korea and me.
Enjoy my world and any materials here.
It will be good for you to love your subject and it will be better to love your subject and your students together.