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Teaching Stuff to Bring to Korea

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Your school will be stocked with textbooks, games and other materials to supplement your classes with, and your students will be expected to bring notebooks, pens, pencils and erasers with them to class. Don’t worry about having to stock your school with enough teaching supplies to last 50 kids for a year.

If you wish to bring some teaching stuff with you, a good idea is to bring several packages of stickers with you that have English words on them – “great”, “good job” etc. Not only is this an effective way to reinforce vocabulary, but they make great rewards for good behavior, doing homework on time, etc. Use rewards judiciously or else all of your students will expect rewards all the time.

Western games such as Twister, Monopoly or Monopoly Jr., and Boggle are great ‘fun time’ activities. Western holiday theme materials also make for great lesson plans- check the teacher’s lounge on our website for more ideas.

If you live in or near Seoul there is an ESL bookstore- English Plus- a block or so down from the Kyobo Bookstore in Jongno that has virtually all of these materials as well.

It's also not a bad idea to bring over things related to holidays. It is amazing how much value you'll get from them.



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