Post by Steiner on Nov 6, 2003 21:09:56 GMT 7
Teach at our school!
Our modern-looking campus has a developing infrastructure which provides it with occasional running water and periodic electricity. At times, the internet is also accessible. The buildings are from the Rustic Modern school of architecture and are equipped with high ceilings, tile floors complete with cracks, and kitchen counters which reach as high as mid-thigh. Each large apartment is furnished with one air conditioning/heating unit.
In each of your classes you will have the opportunity to teach highly-motivated, unmotivated, and sleeping students. Class sizes are kept small--between 65 and 70 students per class--to ensure a good student-to-teacher ratio. This makes for a better learning environment. After three years of study in China's junior high schools, some of your students will even be able to answer the question, "What is your name?" All students come equipped with the phrase, "Sorry I don't know."
For more information on the teaching adventure of a lifetime, PM Steiner.
**On an ironic note, this is the third time I've tried to post this. First time, the internet went out. Second time, the electricity, internet, and water all went out.
Our modern-looking campus has a developing infrastructure which provides it with occasional running water and periodic electricity. At times, the internet is also accessible. The buildings are from the Rustic Modern school of architecture and are equipped with high ceilings, tile floors complete with cracks, and kitchen counters which reach as high as mid-thigh. Each large apartment is furnished with one air conditioning/heating unit.
In each of your classes you will have the opportunity to teach highly-motivated, unmotivated, and sleeping students. Class sizes are kept small--between 65 and 70 students per class--to ensure a good student-to-teacher ratio. This makes for a better learning environment. After three years of study in China's junior high schools, some of your students will even be able to answer the question, "What is your name?" All students come equipped with the phrase, "Sorry I don't know."
For more information on the teaching adventure of a lifetime, PM Steiner.
**On an ironic note, this is the third time I've tried to post this. First time, the internet went out. Second time, the electricity, internet, and water all went out.